The U.N. nuclear watchdog has found traces of arms-grade enriched uranium at a second site in Iran, a month before a U.N. deadline for Tehran to prove it has no secret atomic weapons program, diplomats said on Thursday. One diplomat told Reuters the discovery could support Tehran’s explanation that the discovery of highly enriched uranium at a previous site in Iran was due to contamination from imported components. But several other diplomats said it could support the U.S. theory that Iran has been secretly purifying uranium for use in a nuclear explosive device — a charge Tehran denies. Full Story
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