18.01.2006, 17:11
Was sagt Elbaradei selbst über das Verhalten der Iraner bei den Inspektionen :
ELBARADEI: It´s not a matter of dispute as to whether Iran lied and deceived in the past. We made that very clear in our reports.
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Thus far, "the tactic of the Iranians is to give you half of what you need, then when you ask for more, half of the half, then, again, half of that," says a Western diplomat familiar with the inspection process, who asked to remain anonymous because of the sensitivity of the matter.
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But the Iranians have offered no clear explanation of the document, nor have they allowed the IAEA to study it in greater detail.
DICKEY: You've said you're running out of patience with Iran. What does that mean?
ELBARADEI: For the last three years we have been doing intensive verification in Iran, and even after three years I am not yet in a position to make a judgment on the peaceful nature of the [nuclear] program. We still need to assure ourselves through access to documents, individuals [and] locations that we have seen all that we ought to see and that there is nothing fishy, if you like, about the program.
At one site called Lavizan, facilities were bulldozed by Iran before you could look at them, and you weren't allowed to run tests in the area.
We clearly need to take environmental samplings from some of the equipment that used to be in Lavizan. We need to interview some of the people who have been engaged in Lavizan.
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Es ist höchst einfach : der Iran ist in der Beweispflicht, nicht wir. Der Iran hat 3 Jahre lang verhindert, daß die IAEA beweisen konnte, daß der Iran ein friedliches A Programm fährt. Wenn das nach 1400 Inspektionen und 3 Jahren immer noch nicht klar ist, dann ist der Iran schuld daran !!
Aber der Iran wird alsbald sehen was er davon hat.....
Noch was anderes :
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Teheran - Trotz eines Übersetzungsfehlers darf der US- Nachrichtensender CNN wieder aus Iran berichten. Das ordnete Präsident Mahmud Ahmadinedschad an, nachdem sich der Sender entschuldigt hatte.
ELBARADEI: It´s not a matter of dispute as to whether Iran lied and deceived in the past. We made that very clear in our reports.
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Thus far, "the tactic of the Iranians is to give you half of what you need, then when you ask for more, half of the half, then, again, half of that," says a Western diplomat familiar with the inspection process, who asked to remain anonymous because of the sensitivity of the matter.
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But the Iranians have offered no clear explanation of the document, nor have they allowed the IAEA to study it in greater detail.
DICKEY: You've said you're running out of patience with Iran. What does that mean?
ELBARADEI: For the last three years we have been doing intensive verification in Iran, and even after three years I am not yet in a position to make a judgment on the peaceful nature of the [nuclear] program. We still need to assure ourselves through access to documents, individuals [and] locations that we have seen all that we ought to see and that there is nothing fishy, if you like, about the program.
At one site called Lavizan, facilities were bulldozed by Iran before you could look at them, and you weren't allowed to run tests in the area.
We clearly need to take environmental samplings from some of the equipment that used to be in Lavizan. We need to interview some of the people who have been engaged in Lavizan.
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Es ist höchst einfach : der Iran ist in der Beweispflicht, nicht wir. Der Iran hat 3 Jahre lang verhindert, daß die IAEA beweisen konnte, daß der Iran ein friedliches A Programm fährt. Wenn das nach 1400 Inspektionen und 3 Jahren immer noch nicht klar ist, dann ist der Iran schuld daran !!
Aber der Iran wird alsbald sehen was er davon hat.....
Noch was anderes :
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Teheran - Trotz eines Übersetzungsfehlers darf der US- Nachrichtensender CNN wieder aus Iran berichten. Das ordnete Präsident Mahmud Ahmadinedschad an, nachdem sich der Sender entschuldigt hatte.