You Can’t Stop What’s Coming

Dear Members and Friends,

The highly esteemed International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA), which was formed in 1957 as a nuclear watchdog and reports directly to the United Nations General Assembly and Security Council, released its much anticipated and overdue report this week on the current status and progress of the Islamic Republic of Iran’s nuclear programs.  

SAS Committee: Counterfeit Electronics from China Could be Harmful to Military

A Senate Armed Services Committee hearing yesterday has pointed out that counterfeit weapons have become a serious issue as of late — and China is mostly to blame.

Romanian President Traian Basescu to Submit Agreement with US on anti-missile Shield for Ratification

The Presidential Administration informs that on Monday, President Traian Basescu signed the decree to submit for parliamentary ratification the agreement between Romania and the US on the anti-missile shield. The Head of State signed decree to submit for parliamentary ratification the agreement between Romania and the US on the deployment of the anti-missile defense system, the one signed in Washington on September 13, 2011.

Source: Morning News Brief

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White House: IAEA Report Doesn’t Change Assessment Of Iran’s Nuclear Ambitions

The White House said a new report on Iran’s nuclear program by United Nations weapons inspectors does not suggest that Iran is further along in its efforts to manufacture or obtain a nuclear explosive.

The Arizona Daily Star, Tucson Tech Column

Tucson-based Raytheon Missile Systems has enjoyed a virtual monopoly on a critical, and growing, element of the nation’s emerging missile defense system for years with its Standard Missile-3 interceptors.