Iran successfully has built a nuclear bomb with the help of Russia
and North Korea and has enough weapons-grade uranium and plutonium for
more, according to a source in the Revolutionary Guards intelligence
unit.
The source, who has access to Iran’s nuclear program, said the
Islamic regime is working out of seven nuclear sites, most unknown to
the IAEA, and that its nuclear bomb program is complete.
North Korea has provided the regime with plutonium for nuclear
warheads, the source verified, and the last obstacle to overcome is
arming missiles with those warheads.
The source, who revealed the existence of the regime’s microbial plant and its effort on biological weapons as published on Jan. 1 by WND exclusively, now has provided information on two of the seven secret sites.
The first is in the town of Khondab near the city of Arak in central
Iran where Iran’s heavy-water plant reactor is located, which, once
operational, will provide enough plutonium for several bombs just in its
first year. WND will soon publish information on the second secret
nuclear site, which has direct Russian participation involving laser
technology for uranium enrichment.
The Khondab site, according to the source, expands on the activity at
Iran’s previously secret site in Fordo, about 80 miles away. When the
existence of Fordo was revealed in September 2009, much of the nuclear
bomb research and equipment was later transferred to Khondab.
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