NCRI – Reporting nuclear revelations in a press conference in Paris today, the Associated Press quoted Mohammad Mohaddessin, chairman of the foreign affairs committee of the National Council of Resistance of Iran as saying that Tehran has built a network of tunnels and underground facilities to conceal parts of its nuclear program. The report added: “The National Council of Resistance of Iran alleged the facilities conceal nuclear research workshops, atomic equipment and missile command and control centers.”
Iranian regime and the European Union are to meet tomorrow to try to break a deadlock over Tehran’s insistance on its right to make nuclear fuel, which the West says could be used to make atom bombs. They want to push a Russian proposal that would allow Tehran to conduct much of the fuel cycle at home while enriching its uranium only on Russian soil – thus keeping the most sensitive nuclear work out of the country.
Iran has already rejected this proposal. An EU-3 diplomat said today: “The real diplomatic work at the moment is trying to bring the Russians on board so we can take this to the Security Council.”
Iranian Resistance has been calling on the International Atomic Energy Agency and the European Union to break off talks with the mullahs about its nuclear program and to refer the case to the U.N. Security Council immediately. The Iranian regime is trying to by time to complete its plan to acquire nuclear weapons, asserted Mohammad Mohaddessin.
