Iran criticizes IAEA chief Amano as not being impartial

TEHRAN, Iran - Iranian Vice President Ali Akbar Salehi speaks during an interview with Japanese media in Tehran on Feb. 22, 2010. Salehi, who also heads the country's nuclear program, has criticized the International Atomic Energy Agency's new chief Yukiya Amano as not being impartial after he said earlier this month that the IAEA is concerned Iran is trying to develop a nuclear warhead. (Kyodo)

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