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To: i-node who wrote (882204)	8/25/2015 11:05:41 AM
From: D.Austin	1 Recommendation Recommended By TideGlider Read Replies (1) of 1574048

The International Atomic Energy Agency only needs 925,000.00 a month or about 10 million a year to verify current Iran nuclear agreements.... In the intervening 15 years, they will have $150 Billion to spend on building a nice facility that can crank them out and even work toward getting some nice delivery systems. IAEA warns money running out to monitor Iran nuclear deal VIENNA - The U.N. nuclear watchdog said on Tuesday it will run out of money next month to monitor implementation of nuclear accords with Tehran and asked countries to increase funding the costs of its Iran work, which will rise to $10 million a year. International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA) chief Yukiya Amano said he had asked member states for contributions to ensure its work can go ahead. Under the agreement reached between Tehran and six world powers on July 14, sanctions relief for Iran hinges on IAEA reports on its past and present nuclear program. So far, costs for the IAEA's activities on Iran have been met through extra-budgetary contributions from member states. But Amano said the 800,000 euros ($924,000) per month the agency receives to verify current Iran nuclear agreements would be exhausted by the end of next month. The IAEA will need an additional 160,000 euros per month in the run-up to the implementation of the agreement which could happen in the first half of next year. Once it is implemented, the agency will need an annual 9.2 million euros ($10.6 million) to ensure verification of the deal. Following Amano's request, the United States - the agency's biggest financial contributor - said it was committed to ensuring it had enough money for its Iran operations.

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