Posted on 22/01/05
'No evidence' Iran got nuclear material
VIENNA -- Intelligence reports indicating that Iran imported large quantities of a substance that could be used in a nuclear weapon appear unfounded, Western diplomats said yesterday.The diplomats, briefed on an investigation by the United Nations, said there was evidence that Iran had tried to buy significant quantities of a substance called beryllium metal and that the UN's nuclear watchdog was aware of the attempts.
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