The meeting today was supposed to be about the clarification of Iran's 'R&D' (research and development) intentions in restarting their nuclear program.

Once this resolution is passed, a tougher stage will begin and we will see what effect the board of governors' calls on Iran will have.

The agency calls on Iran again not to start any activities in Isfahan before the IAEA inspection system is in place.

It's obviously a unilateral decision on Iran's part, taken despite repeated requests from the board of governors to maintain a full suspension.

There was no explanation. We're still seeking clarification.

This is a real massive quantity of explosives that could have reached the hands of insurgents and could be used with deadly force and consequences against people in Iraq,

a number of questions, a number of outstanding issues on very specific technical matters -- but significant ones -- that need to be cleared up.

It was very clear from our analysis that they were forgeries. We found 20 to 30 anomalies within a day.

at the highest level. But this is not a condition.

We have expressed clearly to the North Koreans that we expect there will be monitoring of their nuclear activities, and we hope that they will reconsider.