Photo Gallery Iran's Nuclear Program
The West has long been suspicous of Iran's nuclear program. SPIEGEL has obtained new documents on secret tests and leadership structures that call into question Tehran's claims to be exclusively interested in the peaceful use of the technology.
Iranian President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad wearing 3-D glasses to watch a program about an Iranian rocket during a visit to the control center for Iran's space program back in 2008.
Foto: FARS NEWS/ REUTERS
A suspected uranium-enrichment facility near Qom, as seen in a satellite photograph from Sept. 27, 2009. The discovery has renewed suspicions that Iran is working on a secret nuclear program.
Foto: REUTERS/ DigitalGlobe
Iran's Revolutionary Guards carry out a missile test during military maneuvers at an undisclosed location on Sept. 27, 2009. New short-range missiles and launchers were reportedly tested. The West is mainly concerned about Iran's Shabab-3 missiles, which reportedly have a range of 2,000 kilometers and would, therefore, be capable of targeting Israel.
Foto: A2800 epa/ dpa
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