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Quality of U.S. Intelligence on Iran’s Weapons Criticized

HeadlineFeb 26, 2007

In other news on Iran, the Los Angeles Times reports most of the U.S. intelligence shared with the U.N. nuclear watchdog agency on Iran has proved inaccurate. None of the tips about supposed secret weapons sites have provided clear evidence that Iran was developing illicit weapons. One senior diplomat at the IAEA said, “Since 2002, pretty much all the intelligence that’s come to us has proved to be wrong.”

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