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Iran Reportedly Capable of Building Nuclear Weapon

The UN's International Atomic Energy Agency is expected to make public new evidence that Iran's nuclear program does have what the IAEA calls a "possible military dimension." That's led to an "uptick in media chatter" by Israel and other interested parties. Tony Karon reports for Time magazine.

By Warren Olney • May 12, 2014 • 1 min read

The UN's International Atomic Energy Agency is expected to make public new evidence that Iran's nuclear program does have what the IAEA calls a "possible military dimension." That's led to an "uptick in media chatter" by Israel and other interested parties. Tony Karon reports for Time magazine.

Warren Olney
former KCRW broadcaster
Katie Cooper
Producer, 'One year Later'
Anna Scott
Former KCRW Housing and Homelessness Reporter
Sonya Geis
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Tony Karon
Time magazine

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Iran Reportedly Capable of Building Nuclear Weapon

The UN's International Atomic Energy Agency is expected to make public new evidence that Iran's nuclear program does have what the IAEA calls a "possible military dimension." That's led to an "uptick in media chatter" by Israel and other interested parties. Tony Karon reports for Time magazine.

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Iran Reportedly Capable of Building Nuclear Weapon

The UN's International Atomic Energy Agency is expected to make public new evidence that Iran's nuclear program does have what the IAEA calls a "possible military dimension." That's led to an "uptick in media chatter" by Israel and other interested parties. Tony Karon reports for Time magazine.

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