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IAEA chief believes Iran is 3 to 8 years from nuclear weapon, "rhetoric" will not resolve stalemate

International Herald Tribune: The head of the U.N.'s nuclear watchdog said Thursday he agrees with U.S. intelligence estimates that Iran is three to eight years from being able to make nuclear arms and urged the United States and other Security Council members to abandon "rhetoric" in their bid to get Tehran to scale down its nuclear ambitions.


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