Laura Rozen over at Politico (sorry, POLITICO) catches a detail I missed in the excerpts of the IAEA "secret annex."
You'll recall from yesterday's post that the information in this annex comes from a laptop reportedly delivered to the IAEA by U.S. intelligence. That story is full of holes, though; there are serious questions about the laptop's provenance, including reports that it came from the Mujahideen e-Khalq.
But now it appears that U.S. intelligence is changing its story.
David Sanger and Bill Broad have a front-page story in today's New York Times that is attracting a lot of attention. Their story claims that the IAEA believes Iran has "sufficient information to be able to design and produce a workable" nuclear weapon.
The story is based on an internal IAEA report, the so-called "classified annex" we've been hearing about for months. The Institute for Science and International Security obtained the relevant excerpts from the IAEA report and posted them online (pdf).
