U.N. agency alleges suspicious activities in Iran nuclear program

Years of aboveboard affirmation indicates Iran may be secretly alive to advance a nuclear weapon, the United Nations nuclear babysitter bureau said Tuesday in a acerb worded address that renewed agitation amid Western admiral over how to barrier the Islamic Republic's nuclear ambitions.The address by the Vienna-based International Atomic Energy Bureau cites a alternation of doubtable activities that raises "serious concerns" about "possible aggressive ambit to Iran's nuclear program.Iran's leaders ordered a arrest to an all-encompassing nuclear affairs in 2003, the address says, but artful assignment on accelerated detonators and added weapons-related analysis "may still be ongoing." The address was based on added than 1,000 pages of documents, accessory photos and added intelligence supplied by 10 affiliate nations.It does not advance that Iran has resumed a all-encompassing advance to body a nuclear warhead for the Shahab-3 ballistic missile, which the IAEA says appeared to be Tehran's ambition until 2003.