UN report: Iran isn't capable of nuke weapons

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Can Iran build a nuclear bomb?

The new answer to that long-debated question is "yes," if you ask the Washington-based Institute for Science and International Security (ISIS). The non-partisan think-tank, which focuses on stopping nuclear proliferation, released a report Thursday citing a brand-new report from the U.N.'s nuclear watchdog that declared Iran had reached "nuclear weapons breakout capability."

Not so fast, says an official at the International Atomic Energy Agency, which released its report Thursday, according to IAEA's website. The report can be found here, at ISIS's website.

"We think they're not there yet," the UN nuclear official told Press TV, speaking on condition of anonymity. (Press TV is "the first Iranian international news network," according to its website.)

The anonymous official said the Iranian enrichment program is "under surveillance at all times" and that there is no evidence Iran is building a secret facility to produce the enriched uranium required for nuclear bomb fuel. More

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