UN watchdog installs new cameras at Iran centrifuge workshop

By JON GAMBRELL
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DUBAI, United Arab Emirates (AP) — The United Nations atomic watchdog says it has put in surveillance cameras to watch a brand new centrifuge workshop at Iran’s Natanz website after a request from Tehran. The Vienna-based Worldwide Atomic Vitality Company stated Thursday it put in cameras and eliminated seals from machines on the workshop. The beginning of labor on the new workshop comes after Iran’s centrifuge facility in Karaj discovered itself focused in what Iran described as a sabotage assault in June. Natanz itself has twice been focused in sabotage assaults amid uncertainty over the nuclear deal, assaults that Tehran has blamed on Israel.