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IAEA regrets Iran`s dossier leaks - daily

IRNA - Islamic Republic News Agency

Tehran, June 8, IRNA -- Spokeswoman of the International Atomic 
Energy Agency (IAEA) Melissa Fleming Monday regretted the fact 
that parts of the reports compiled by IAEA Chief Mohamed ElBaradei 
on Iran had been leaked. 
"The truth is that the report was made available to the 
member-states of the Board of Governors, who somehow made its 
content available to the mass media of their corresponding 
countries. These mass media published various articles about the 
report while Iranian, American and European officials have also 
reacted to this, thus creating a balance," wrote `Iran Daily` on 
Tuesday quoting Fleming as saying. 
She stressed that she could not comment on the Board of 
Governors` upcoming decision on Iran`s nuclear dossier, the 
English-language daily added. 
"Different issues will be discussed in the board`s upcoming 
meeting. The board will examine ElBaradei`s report on Libya and 
Iran separately." 
The board will discuss these two cases for two weeks, she said 
adding, "It is possible that the board will issue a resolution. I 
personally believe that the board`s member-states will continue to 
discuss the details of Iran`s report." 
Fleming verified that representatives from Iran would also be 
present in the upcoming board meeting. 
"Representatives from Iran have always been present at the 
board`s meetings. Iran is not a member of the board, but its 
representatives are always welcome to attend the board`s meetings," 
she said. 
Elsewhere in her remarks, Fleming said Iran`s 1,000-page 
declaration has not been yet analyzed, the daily noted. 
"The IAEA has questions about certain issues, such as the issues 
of uranium enrichment and the P2 centrifuge system. Iran has been 
asked to elaborate on these issues and it has most probably done so 
in the declaration. Therefore, the information presented in the 
declaration should be analyzed which, in itself, is a time-consuming 
process," she noted. 
Fleming refrained from saying which member states of the Board 
of Governors might call for a resolution on Iran in the upcoming 
board meeting, said the daily. 
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