Friday, November 2, 2012
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Not only did the international community not get closer to solving the
dilemma of Iran's budding nuclear program, but Iran made progress over
the year in pushing forward with its plans. Tehran claims it wants to go
nuclear for energy purposes, while many fear weapons intentions from
the saber-rattling Islamic Republic. The U.N. Security Council agreed on
May sanctions against Iran for its nuclear program, but Iran spent the
rest of the year stressing that the sanctions hadn't hurt the country.
In August, the Bushehr nuclear plant opened, and was loaded with fuel by
November, according to Iran. As Iran remained defiant to negotiations,
its program came under attack by a computer worm and by the killings of
nuclear scientists.
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