Diplomats: U.N. Lacks Right to Inspect Sites in Iran

Inspectors from the U.N. nuclear watchdog would like to visit a secret military site in Iran.

"The IAEA simply has no authority to go to sites that are not declared nuclear sites," a diplomat close to the IAEA inspection process told Reuters. He said that the IAEA had not asked to inspect Lavizan II, although they would like to.

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Captain's Quarters has a few thoughts as well.

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