Iran's nukes

The press reports progress in negotiations:

VIENNA (AP) —U.N. nuclear negotiators seeking to probe Tehran's nuclear program for signs of secret work on atomic-weapons technology spoke of a good exchange of views Tuesday after talks with Iranian officials, who described the meeting as having made progress.
Neither side elaborated on the substance of their talks. But in another indication that some common ground had been found after more than four years of stalled discussions, both said the talks would resume Monday.

AP story here, among other places.

The most difficult situation for the West to deal with won't be Iran's refusal to shut down the program. It will be much harder to deal with a seemingly compliant Iran that has a secret program frozen some twelve months from completion.