Wednesday 27th Mar 2019
By Amir Taghati
The construction of two new nuclear plants in south Iran is going to plan, according to the Iranian Regime’s nuclear chief on Monday.
Ali Akbar Salehi, head of the Atomic Energy Organization of the Iranian regime, said that these additions to its nuclear portfolio in Bushehr, the home of the country’s only current working nuclear power station, were “moving ahead in an excellent manner”.
By Amir Taghati
Verification and monitoring of Iran’s nuclear activity was discussed by the U.S. Mission to International organizations in Vienna at the IAEA Board of Governors Meeting earlier this week.
The U.S. said that the IAEA can depend on the United States for its full support regarding the mandate in Iran.
All Europe wants is to preserve the 2015 nuclear deal with Iran without undermining its partnership with the United States, but this is proving to be an impossible task.
There is growing divide between the US and the EU, as evidenced at both the US-led Middle East summit in Warsaw and the Munich Security Conference, on how best to deal with Iran in general and the nuclear deal, or Joint Comprehensive Plan of Action (JCPOA), specifically.
By Amir Taghati
Last year, it became known that the Iranian regime was not truthful when the nuclear deal negotiations were going on. Foreign intelligence discovered – through the seizure of tens of thousands of documents, images and files – that Iran’s nuclear planning was more advanced than the regime claimed. The evidence was able to show that in the first few years of the century, Iran was planning to manufacture and develop a missile that would be capable of delivering nuclear weapons. The plan was named the “Amad Plan”.
By Shahriar Kia
A high ranking cleric in Iran has said that the mullah’s regime “has the formula for building a nuclear bomb”.
Ahmad Khatami, Tehran’s Friday Prayer leader, made this announcement during a mourning ceremony in Mashhad on February 9, according to the state-run IRNA news agency.
On the 40 anniversary of the rule of the mullahs in Iran, the Iranian regime tries to boast about its nuclear success in different ways, even if they have to confess to cheating on the nuclear deal known as the JCPOA, says Alireza Jafarzadeh, the Deputy Director of the Washington office of the National Council of Resistance of Iran.
“The reality is that the Iranian regime has since the mid 1980’s tried to develop nuclear weapons. Why? Because they saw the nuclear bomb as a means for its survival. It has spent a huge amount of money, resources, and political capital to fulfill this objective.
