Iranian Nuclear Accident?

1. Aghazadeh resigned as he had supported Mousavi in the presidential elections and had had enough of Ahamdinejad. He was replaced by the much better qualified, and very well respected Ali Akbar Salehi (MIT PhD): <a href="http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ali_Akbar_Salehi" rel="nofollow">http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ali_Akbar_Salehi</a><p>2. Natanz is under full IAEA supervision (cameras, sampling devices, etc) and subject to frequent IAEA visits. If there was any type of an accident or radiation release, you would have heard it by now, or you will see it in the next IAEA report on Iran's nuclear activities.

My guess is a criticality accident. They are very hard to avoid without [institutional] experience.<p>I've been expecting one for quite a while.

Isn't this an underground facility? Radiation released if any was probably contained?

I wonder how many of these rumors they hear, and how unlikely it is that they'd find corroborating evidence.

Inflaming outside pressure on Iran regarding its nuclear program via anonymous leaks at this time will result in internal pressure against the still flourishing opposition movement.