Tehran to give N-parts details

Published October 7, 2003

TEHRAN, Oct 6: Iran will hand a list of parts imported for its uranium enrichment programme and show UN inspectors where they were stored in an effort to prove it is not building atomic arms, a top official told Reuters on Monday.

But Iranian ambassador to the International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA) Ali Akbar Salehi said Tehran, which has been given until Oct 31 to dispel doubts about its atomic aims, could not say exactly where the parts came from.—Reuters

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