Iran deceive world to make its nuke bomb!
By Arash Nikzad
“It has been known for years that Iran has two nuclear programs as a part of Iran nuclear policy to make its nuclear bomb in two parallel program — one is civilian and the other, the military program, has the goal of giving Iran its first nuclear bomb,” said Alireza Jafarzadeh, deputy director of the Washington office of the NCRI.
“The civilian sector of the nuclear program has systematically provided a reasonable logistical cover for the military sector and also a good tool for deceiving policy of Iran in this regard, and acts as a conduit for it. The military aspect of the program has been and remains at the core of Iran’s nuclear activities.”
Iran claimed that it has stopped all nuclear weapons research as part of the deal it signed with 5+1 countries in 2015.
The Iranian opposition report said its research “confirms that a significant portion of the various aspects of Iran’s nuclear project has been conceived and developed” even after the 2015 agreement was signed.
According to Telesur, the German Federal Intelligence Service claims that Iran has attempted to circumvent the agreement in an effort to acquire nuclear technology and Iran attempt for buying illegal nuclear technology by bypassing the nuclear limitations.
“What is even more troubling is that none of the key nuclear sites situated in military centers have been inspected,” Jafarzadeh said.
Jafarzadeh said that the opposition has discovered four sites where nuclear weapons research remains active up to now.
“The more we investigated, the more we realized that the weaponization program is fully operational,” Jafarzadeh said. “The military sector has gone through changes in name, location, and reorganizations over the years. However, it has never halted its work and key figures in the sector have remained unchanged.”
The big change, he explained, is the location. Iran took its program underground in vast complexes that are out of sight and allow the transfer of materials and equipment. The location also has the added benefit of allowing Iran to easily hide their operation if the site is inspected.
“This makes pinpointing the exact location of nuclear research and activities more challenging, and reduces the chance of exposure,” Jafarzadeh said.
“To conceal the true nature of its work, the Research Academy conducts its research and activities under the cover of conventional research. However, the Research Academy itself is completely independent and closed off,” the report said, adding that since the end of 2015 the international inspectors have had “very limited access to all sorts of restrictions” to an area at one site where nuclear weapons work is ongoing.
A separate location reportedly has “scores of large underground tunnels have been constructed in this military complex,” thus providing “the possibility and flexibility of covering up the activities of the warhead project, or transferring it to a different location in the complex.”
Jafarzadeh said “United State administration and Congress should step up the pressure by introducing new sanctions to target the IRGC as the main regime apparatus of domestic repression and listing IRGC as a foreign terrorist organization. Because Tehran is vulnerable domestically, such pressure would effectively empower the people of Iran and the organized opposition, who demand fundamental change and seek a secular, democratic, nonnuclear republic in Iran and peaceful coexistence with all nations of the world,” he added.
“It has been known for years that Iran has two nuclear programs as a part of Iran nuclear policy to make its nuclear bomb in two parallel program — one is civilian and the other, the military program, has the goal of giving Iran its first nuclear bomb,” said Alireza Jafarzadeh, deputy director of the Washington office of the NCRI.
“The civilian sector of the nuclear program has systematically provided a reasonable logistical cover for the military sector and also a good tool for deceiving policy of Iran in this regard, and acts as a conduit for it. The military aspect of the program has been and remains at the core of Iran’s nuclear activities.”
Iran claimed that it has stopped all nuclear weapons research as part of the deal it signed with 5+1 countries in 2015.
The Iranian opposition report said its research “confirms that a significant portion of the various aspects of Iran’s nuclear project has been conceived and developed” even after the 2015 agreement was signed.
According to Telesur, the German Federal Intelligence Service claims that Iran has attempted to circumvent the agreement in an effort to acquire nuclear technology and Iran attempt for buying illegal nuclear technology by bypassing the nuclear limitations.
“What is even more troubling is that none of the key nuclear sites situated in military centers have been inspected,” Jafarzadeh said.
Jafarzadeh said that the opposition has discovered four sites where nuclear weapons research remains active up to now.
“The more we investigated, the more we realized that the weaponization program is fully operational,” Jafarzadeh said. “The military sector has gone through changes in name, location, and reorganizations over the years. However, it has never halted its work and key figures in the sector have remained unchanged.”
The big change, he explained, is the location. Iran took its program underground in vast complexes that are out of sight and allow the transfer of materials and equipment. The location also has the added benefit of allowing Iran to easily hide their operation if the site is inspected.
“This makes pinpointing the exact location of nuclear research and activities more challenging, and reduces the chance of exposure,” Jafarzadeh said.
“To conceal the true nature of its work, the Research Academy conducts its research and activities under the cover of conventional research. However, the Research Academy itself is completely independent and closed off,” the report said, adding that since the end of 2015 the international inspectors have had “very limited access to all sorts of restrictions” to an area at one site where nuclear weapons work is ongoing.
A separate location reportedly has “scores of large underground tunnels have been constructed in this military complex,” thus providing “the possibility and flexibility of covering up the activities of the warhead project, or transferring it to a different location in the complex.”
Jafarzadeh said “United State administration and Congress should step up the pressure by introducing new sanctions to target the IRGC as the main regime apparatus of domestic repression and listing IRGC as a foreign terrorist organization. Because Tehran is vulnerable domestically, such pressure would effectively empower the people of Iran and the organized opposition, who demand fundamental change and seek a secular, democratic, nonnuclear republic in Iran and peaceful coexistence with all nations of the world,” he added.
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