CIA intelligence data on Iran alarming - Medvedev

The president of Russia, Dmitrii Medvedev, commenting on the CIA intelligence information that Iran has enough enriched uranium to create two atomic bombs, said the information is quite alarming, and if it is confirmed new sanctions could be implemented over Iran, RIA Novosti reports.
"Regarding this situation, the CIA's data needs confirmation, but in any case it is alarming. Nowadays the international community do not recognize Iran's nuclear program as being transparent. In case this information turns out to be the truth, the situation over Iran may become tenser, and probably this issue will need separate discussion," the president said.