The Esfahan Uranium Conversion Facility
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This website seeks to make available in a single location a broad array of information about Iran's nuclear program, from current news and assessments of this program, to ongoing diplomatic activity aimed at halting its uranium enrichment activity, to commercial satellite imagery and ground photos of nuclear-related sites, and information about Iran's illicit nuclear trade.
This site was made possible by a grant from the Carnegie Corporation.
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Latest IAEA Report on Iran
May 31, 2010
The IAEA has released its latest safeguards implementation report on Iran’s nuclear program.
ISIS will provide an analysis of the IAEA report later on today.IAEA… Read More ›
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Was Kakavand’s Acquittal Part of a Quid Pro Quo with Iran?
May 19, 2010
On May 7, a French appeals court denied a U.S. extradition request and acquitted of smuggling charges thirty-seven-year-old Iranian engineer Majid Kakavand. On May 17, the French… Read More ›
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UNSC Draft Resolution on Iran
May 19, 2010
ISIS has obtained a copy of the UNSC draft resolution on Iran circulated at the May 18 meeting.
What’s noteworthy in the resolution? The text circulated by the… Read More ›
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A deal for the LEU?
May 17, 2010
The news that Turkey and Brazil were successful in brokering a deal to send 1200 kg of Iran’s LEU stockpile is probably taking… Read More ›
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U.S. Extradition Request Denied in France for Alleged Iranian Military Parts Smuggler
May 12, 2010
On May 7, 2010, a French appeals court returned a decision to deny a U.S. extradition request to try alleged smuggler Majid Kakavand, 37, in a U.S. court… Read More ›
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May 17, 2010
Iran’s Proposed LEU deal: Skeptical but Awaiting ClarificationA look at the LEU swap deal proposed by Iran, Brazil and Turkey.
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May 12, 2010
U.S. Extradition Request Denied in France for Alleged Iranian Military Parts SmugglerOn May 7, 2010, a French appeals court denied the U.S. extradition request based on a testimony by the French DGA (Direction générale de l’armement) claiming that the items in question could not have military purposes.
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