Secret Mossad files show underground Iran nuke facility older than admitted
(Worthy News) – New evidence disclosed in Iran’s secret nuclear files taken by the Mossad show that its underground Fordow nuclear facility is older than it has admitted, according to a think-tank report.
This discovery could be significant, says the Institute for Science and International Security, because it shows that Iran is still lying to the international community about a nuclear facility that has no reasonable use other than military.
The report says that photographs and documents it reviewed from the materials taken from Iran in January 2018 by the Mossad date the facility to as much as five years earlier than the Islamic Republic has led the world to believe. [ Source: Jerusalem Post (Read More…) ]
Iran's nuclear archive shows construction started on Fordow, aka Al Ghadir, as early as 2002, contradicting claims it started in 2007.
Al Ghadir was being built to produce weapon-grade uranium as part of Iran’s nuclear weapons program, codenamed Amad Superorganizational Plan. https://t.co/EEjdzvO9E6
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