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Independent envoys tour Iran nuclear site



SIX envoys representing the Non-Aligned Movement (NAM) of developing nations visited a nuclear facility in Iran yesterday as part of Tehran's attempt to be open about its disputed atomic program.

The NAM diplomats, comprised of ambassadors from Egypt, Malaysia, Cuba, Algeria and Sudan, and a Syrian representing the Arab League, arrived for a tour of the site that converts uranium ore into feedstock uranium hexafluoride (UF6) gas. About 90 Iranian and foreign journalists were also taken to the facility in a barren area south-east of the central Iranian city of Isfahan. Anti-aircraft guns surrounded the site. "The aim of? this visit is to underline again the transparency of Iran's peaceful nuclear activities, " Hossein Simorgh, spokesman for Iran's Atomic Energy Organisation, told reporters.

The US accuses Iran of secretly working to make atomic bombs under cover of a civilian nuclear program to generate electricity.




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