The U.N. nuclear agency has created a special Iran Task Force of
nuclear weapons experts, intelligence analysts and other
specialists focused on probing allegations that Tehran has been
-- or is -- secretly working on developing atomic arms,
according to an internal document shared with The Associated
Press.   It also says it will focus on "relevant" IAEA and U.N
Security Council resolutions on Iran. Both have demanded that
Tehran stop activities that could be used to make nuclear
weapons and cooperate with the agency's investigation of
suspicions Tehran worked on nuclear weapons.  But while drawing
together its best experts, the new task force will have no more
power regarding inspections of Iran's known or suspected nuclear
sites than previous IAEA inspectors did.  Agency attempts to
visit a site at Iran's Parchin military complex southeast of
Tehran have documented IAEA limitations. For months, satellite
images have recorded what the International Atomic Energy Agency
suspects is an attempt to sanitize the