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Iran Accuses UN Agency of Spying

   VOA News 04 December 2010

   Iran  is  accusing  the  U.N.  International  Atomic  Energy Agency of
   sending  spies  along  with  its  inspectors  to monitor the country's
   nuclear activities.
   Iran  state television on Saturday quoted Intelligence Minister Heydar
   Moslehi  as  saying  the  U.N.  agency  was sending spies from foreign
   intelligence   agencies,   and   that   the   agency  should  be  held
   responsible.   He  did not elaborate which inspectors were spies, and
   he gave no further details.
   Western  nations  have  accused Iran of pursuing nuclear technology to
   make weapons.  Iran denies the charge.
   Earlier this week, the intelligence minister accused the U.N. of being
   involved  in a bombing in Tehran that killed  a nuclear scientist and
   wounded another.  Moslehi said the intelligence agencies of the U.S.,
   Britain and Israel were involved.
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