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Nuclear Development in Iran

Iran stages war games, sits on West's nuclear offer
TEHRAN -- Iran's army and Revolutionary Guard staged large-scale air defense war games on Sunday in an effort to show off the country's deterrence capabilities amid rising pressure from the West over its nuclear program, state television reported.
 

At a Glance

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U.N. Chief Says Iran Must Prove Its Sincerity on Nuclear Issue (Post, September 30, 2009)
 
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Full Coverage: Iran
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