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The I.A.E.A. said in November that it believed the Iranians might have carried out testing of explosives at Parchin that could be used in triggering mechanisms for nuclear warheads.
The agency said in a report last November it believes the Iranians may have carried out testing of explosives at Parchin that could be used in triggering mechanisms for nuclear warheads.
The suspicions were reinforced last November in a report by the International Atomic Energy Agency of the United Nations, which cataloged questionable activities in Iran, including possible testing of explosives that could be used in nuclear weapons triggers.
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The atomic energy agency is concerned that Iranian scientists at Parchin may have once conducted tests of specialized explosives needed to detonate nuclear warheads on ballistic missiles.
They tested for residues of explosives.
Nuclear power plants have used such systems for years to test for signs of explosives.
Moreover, the fragment he identified was never tested for residue of explosives, although it was the only evidence of possible Libyan involvement.
In the blasting tests, the amount of explosives used and the longitudinal and shear reinforcement ratios and concrete strength of the RC column specimens were test variables.
Now this site of testing of non-nuclear explosives at a nuclear facility has given birth to zemblanity, the inexorable discovery of what we don't want to know.
"We're the greatest in the Pentagon," said Mr. Fong, who in his 25 years at Picatinny has assembled what he calls a world-class team for designing and building prototypes and testing a vast range of explosives.
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