More Problems for Iran's Nuclear Program

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UN's atomic energy agency atomic agency's new resolution on Iran.

Does not set an ultimatum for allowing a probe of its alleged work on nuclear weapons that is said to be a concession.

To Ronnie and allies Russia and China.

Meanwhile Iran's nuclear program is running into more problems senior foreign affairs correspondent Amy Kellogg tells us what they are.

Ron just announced that it was hit with a new virus called -- Q similar to stocks -- Which attacked Iran's uranium enrichment facility last year.

It may be part of a widespread effort.

To stop Iran's nuclear program in its tracks jihadist such an explosion at a missile plant over the weekend killed the father of the -- -- three.

The missile for which the UN nuclear watchdog said Iran has worked on warhead designs Iran called the blast an accident.

But there's speculation this was sabotage.

-- -- refuses to rein in its nuclear program the west contemplates how to slow it down.

With Russia and China refusing further sanctions there's much talk about a new era of cyber attacks in conjunction with other sorts of pressures.

Cyber gives you the ability.

To be more aggressive with -- major consequences particularly initially.

It's almost like the little kid can poke a stick in the eye of the big bully then that not getting no money for -- the same time it's.

And Iran has declared a cyber war on the west it's assembled cyber army different divisions of its military.

They have already attacked a Dutch computer security firm and threatened.

Do more articulate Carl -- he's what's what to do it.

Meaning given that you wanna -- house but -- resources and financial resources fusion out of you know.

Review from employee to -- to -- No we want to disrupt Chris.

Recently Iran's -- siege paramilitary bloggers warned that something big to come but they wouldn't say what or when there may be some bluster there.

But experts say that you should never sell anyone short in cyberspace.

Because cyber -- can give smaller countries and a symmetric impact on larger adversaries.

In London Amy Kellogg.

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