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"The Iranian people will retain their rights and nothing special will happen, " he said. In Vienna, Europe's top three powers distributed a draft resolution at the UN atomic watchdog Monday calling for Iran to be reported to the Security Council this week over its nuclear fuel work, diplomats told AFP. "We're going for referral this week, " a Western diplomat said, confirming that the United States, as well as EU negotiating trio Britain, France and Germany, had lost patience with Iran.

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nation meeting. Late Monday afternoon, they will be joined by the U.N. ambassadors from the six countries, U.N. diplomats said.

Microsoft VIENNA - Experts from the U.N. nuclear watchdog have inspected an underground uranium enrichment plant in Iran and verified that Tehran has kept its word by freezing all sensitive nuclear work there, diplomats said on Friday.

Associated Press By EDITH M. LEDERER Associated Press Writer UNITED NATIONS (AP) Senior diplomats from six key nations that have been struggling to find a way to deal with Iran's suspect nuclear program will try to take a longer, strategic view of the standoff in discussions Monday, U.N. ambassadors said. wielding U.N. the United States, Russia, China, as well as Germany will be holding talks as the council tries to overcome differences on a statement demanding a quick report on Iran's nuclear program.

Laptop Computers A team from the Vienna-based International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA) went to the uranium enrichment plant at Natanz in central Iran on Thursday and verified that no activities related to the production of uranium fuel were taking place.

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Laptop Computer "The IAEA went to Natanz and, among other things, verified the suspension," a Western diplomat familiar with the IAEA's investigation of Iran said on condition of anonymity.

Washington and its EU allies say it is time the U.N. nuclear watchdog agency sent Iran's case to the U.N. Security Council, which could eventually decide to impose sanctions on Iran. China has demurred, saying it would like talks between Iran and the EU trio to resume, but has not said it will try to block any move to report Iran to the Council. Russia, while sharing China's opposition to U.N. sanctions on Iran, has moved closer to the West's view on referral.

Desktop Computer The agency was expected to inform the IAEA's 35-member board of governors at next week's quarterly meeting that Iran had kept its promise about freezing sensitive work at Natanz and elswhere, diplomats said.

Notebooks Tehran has frozen its enrichment programme, which could produce fuel for nuclear power plants or weapons, under a November deal with France, Britain and Germany, which have offered Iran incentives to halt and dismantle the programme.

Lenovo The European trio shares Washington's suspicions that Iran is trying to develop nuclear weapons and determined to prevent Tehran from mastering the science of enriching uranium.

Hard Drive Iran, which says its nuclear programme is for peaceful purposes only, has said the freeze at Natanz and elsewhere would last only until the end of July, when the European Union trio has promised to give Iran a detailed package of incentives.

Travelstar However, the EU has said that resuming enrichment at Natanz, which is still under construction, would prompt it to back U.S. calls to refer Iran to the U.N. Security Council for possible sanctions.

Gateway ACCESS PROBLEMS?

Laptop Parts One diplomat with access to Iran's nuclear programme said the inspection team ran into problems when it tried to visit one facility at the 450-hectare (1,110-acre) Natanz site because the Iranians refused to grant the inspectors access.

Software "The team that got to Natanz is having a lot of trouble there," a diplomat told Reuters on Thursday night.

Hard Drives "The Iranians are very strictly limiting their access."

Electronics The problem related to one specific facility at the site and, after a delay of several hours, the situation was resolved and the team was let in, the diplomats said.

Canon During the IAEA's two-year investigation of Iran's nuclear programme, members of the board of governors have criticised Iran for not showing full transparency or granting complete and immediate access to sites.

Desktop Pc Diplomats said the brief delay raised concerns that Iran might have something to hide there, but an IAEA official said that in general the agency was getting all the access it needed.

Desktop Computers "There are no problems with access at Natanz," an IAEA official said on condition of anonymity.

Think Pad Mohammad Saeedi, deputy head of Iran's Atomic Energy Organisation, confirmed that IAEA inspectors had visited Natanz but denied that there were access problems.

Repair "They have visited wherever they have requested in Natanz facility and their inspections there are finished," he said.

Data Recovery Earlier this week, diplomats familiar with Iran's programme said Iran had stuck to the letter of its suspension agreement with the EU but had quietly continued construction work at Natanz to prepare for when they might want to resume enrichment.

Cisco Reporters taken on a tour of Natanz by government officials in March said it was more than 18 metres underground and surrounded by at least 10 anti-aircraft batteries -- ostensibly in case of U.S. or Israeli airstrikes.

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