Iranian officials said Wednesday that Iran would soon resume its controversial nuclear work, and that scientists had developed solid-fuel technology to improve the accuracy of missiles already able to reach Israel and nearby U.S. bases. The tough talk comes just days before Iran’s new president is to be sworn in. Mahmoud Ahmadinejad, the ultraconservative mayor of Tehran who was the upset victor in this summer’s presidential election, has criticized his country’s nuclear negotiators for caving in to pressure from the West.Full Story
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