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During this inspection, Iranian newspapers warned of American spy planes above,and said they'd be shot down if spotted. Back of a hotel, the inspectors know the delicacy of their position. The undeclared tunnel could affect Iran’s fragile talks with the three European countries. But for now, at least, it seems as if the suspension is holding.
We are going to the next inspection to Natanz.
Natanz would be the first of Iran’s nuclear sites to be hit in any airstrikes. The facility at Natanz enriches uranium. They say for nuclear fuel but the same equipment could be used for weapons-grade uranium. Despite being given permission to film Natanz by the vice president of Iran, when the security services heard we were planning a visit, we were warned not to follow the inspectors here, but to take a different road back to Tehran. We'd already taken these pictures. On our journey back to Tehran, we were followed by the security services the whole way. In the early hours of the next morning, we were detained at the airport. The bulk of our film of the inspectors and our notebooks were confiscated. A few weeks later, the diplomats are back in Vienna. It’s the first meeting of the agency since Iran’s suspension was agreed. The talks on incentive are fairly balanced and Iran’s becoming impatient.
Nuclear energy will play a much more significant role and prominent role within the next 10 to 15 years. But the Americans are taking a tough line. Even though they are not part of the negotiations, they are pressurizing from the wings. They expect the talks with the Europeans to collapse soon, sending Iran to the UN Security Council. For now, they are going to read out the nuclear charge sheet against Iran. Like the site at Larbizon, which by the time the inspectors got there, had been completely dismantled, and bulldozed over. And then there’s the fresh finding of the secret tunnel. The Iranians are calling it a storage facility.
Let's be outright. Why don’t you just go home and rest? (Why?) What's happening here anymore? ( What?) Well, thank you all for being here. The question has been raised about a storage facility in east Tehran. I think that we, all the for example we have a bit of miscommunication between us and the agency. This, a storage facility, has nothing to do with the congression process. It is simply a storage facility. Therefore, it is doubtful that it was even declarable.
I’ve been urging at the last few days you know to Iran to be more transparent to go out of its way to be open and not just to play by the book but, because, because of exactly what you said that the program for a while has been undeclared for quite a number of years in fact then because of that, Iran is a special case and in order to build the confidence that was lost because of the clandestine nature of the program. They need to do everything possible to restore confidence and their best way to do that is through full and complete transparency.
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