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The report (PDF 25 pages)
http://graphics8.nytimes.com/package...eport-Iran.pdf
http://nationalpostnews.files.wordpr...n_8nov2011.pdf
http://www.scribd.com/doc/72069580/Iaea-Iran-8nov2011

EoZ
http://elderofziyon.blogspot.com/201...r-weapons.html
The specifics are found in the annexes, which go through much detail on what is necessary to create nuclear weapons and specific evidence of how Iran is shown to be engaged in every one of those activities:

• Programme management structure
• Procurement activities
• Nuclear material acquisition
• Nuclear components for an explosive device
• Detonator development
• Initiation of high explosives and associated experiments
• Hydrodynamic experiments
• Modelling and calculations
• Neutron initiator
• Conducting a test
• Integration into a missile delivery vehicle
• Fuzing, arming and firing system

Business Insider
http://www.businessinsider.com/a-loo...n-iran-2011-11
IRAN HAS carried out the following acts to produce a nuclear weapon:

• Successful efforts to obtain nuclear military equipment
• Tried to find undisclosed ways to develop nuclear weapons
• Attempted to buy nuclear weapons, development information, and documentation from outside sources, using a "clandestine, nuclear supply network."
• Worked on developing an "indigenous" nuclear weapons and components

The above activities took place since 2003 and are believed to be ongoing.

• Iran is unable to account for 19.8 kilograms of uranium
• The Bushehr Nuclear Plant is shut down for maintenance
• The country is working on a missile re-entry vehicle to accommodate a new payload

In talks with individuals approached by Iran the IAEA found that Tehran had, in fact, been provided with nuclear weapon designs.

The report goes on to show that Iran has also developed or is attempting to develop nuclear components for an explosive device, detonators, and proving the rumors correct, that they have done computer modeling of thermonuclear explosions.

Finally, the IAEA has information that Iran may have planned a physical nuclear explosive test. The test was to be conducted remotely, with the device hidden down an extremely deep shaft.

Read more: http://www.businessinsider.com/a-loo...#ixzz1dDtF8B00


Commentary
http://www.commentarymagazine.com/20...eport-on-iran/
http://www.commentarymagazine.com/20...ear-programme/