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Construction Advances At Iranian Heavy Water Reactor
November 17, 2008

Iran is moving ahead solidly with construction of a little-noticed heavy water reactor, a new study by the Institute for Science and International Security (ISIS) discloses. If Iran can succeed in obtaining some smuggled components for the facility, it can be completed, the ISIS study concluded. The study...

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