Pilot enrichment undermines inspection
When no enrichment is allowed, any evidence of enrichment is decisive; when some enrichment is permitted, all evidence of enrichment becomes potentially ambiguous—making it harder to for inspectors identify clandestine activity.
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Responding to Iran's nuclear ambitions »Responding to Iran's nuclear ambitions
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How should the international community respond? »How should the international community respond?
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Pursue a diplomatic solution »Pursue a diplomatic solution
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What form might a diplomatic agreement with Iran take? »What form might a diplomatic agreement with Iran take?
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Allow delayed, limited enrichment in Iran »Allow delayed, limited enrichment in Iran
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Pilot enrichment undermines inspection
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Some inspection is better than no inspection »Some inspection is better than no inspection
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Trace above 5% indicates clandestine work »Trace above 5% indicates clandestine work
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