 
 
Inspectors from the International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA) visited Iran 's virtually complete heavy water reactor near the central town of Arak Tehran 
IAEA inspectors became anxious when they were allowed access to the site last year and a roof was built over the reactor hence they were no longer able to keep track of its evolution from satellite photographs.
Ambassadors also said to the Guardian that the Iranian government had made concessions over IAEA monitoring at Iran 
The UN security council has commands that Iran  suspend uranium enrichment at Natanz until it can prove it is for the peaceful purposes Tehran 
The IAEA has fix cameras inside Natanz, but had complained that it could not watch the operation of the roughly 7,000 uranium-enriching centrifuges there, while new centrifuges were regularly being installed. According to ambassadors in Vienna 
The concessions comes before the publication of a new IAEA report that is estimated to be highly important of Iran 
Barack Obama has said that Iran 
If not, the US, British and French governments will begin to thrust for distant harder sanctions at a G20 meeting in Pittsburgh on 24 September and UN summit in New York. If Russia  and China Washington  and London  believe strong action is necessary if there is to be any chance of ending a nuclear race in the Middle East  and a possible Israeli military strike against Iranian nuclear targets.
One western official whispered Iran 
 
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