The head of the Agency noted that the Persian regime continues to strengthen its nuclear program and is increasingly closer to having the resources to manufacture an atomic bomb.
El International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA) warned on Friday that the regime Iran plans to increase “drastically” its reserves of highly enriched uranium, which brings it even closer to the manufacture of atomic bombs.
In a report released in the last few hours, the agency reported that Tehran had begun to feed two cascades of advanced centrifuges model IR-6 with uranium enriched up to 20% at the Fordo plant, which will allow it to speed up this process that was previously carried out with IR-1 systems. In addition, natural uranium will begin to be fed into another eight IR-6 cascades at these facilities, with the aim of enriching it to 5%, the report adds.
“The updated design information for the facility showed that The effect of this change could significantly increase the production rate.", the IAEA indicated.
During his presence at the Manama Dialogue of the International Institute for Strategic Studies, in Bahrain, Rafael Grossi, head of the UN agency, said this news “it is very worrying” and he said that experts will closely monitor the implementation of these additions to determine the real risk of the change.
“They were preparing and had all these facilities on hold, and now they are activating them. Let's see (what happens). If they really make them all spin, it's going to be a huge leap."He said.
In late November, the IAEA had already warned of Tehran's preparations to enrich uranium with thousands of new advanced centrifuges, in response to the condemns of the Board of Governors of the Agency for its lack of cooperation. As it usually does, the Persian regime denied the information and insisted on the peaceful spirit of its nuclear program.
However, the international community has been warning for years about the real - military - aims of Tehran's atomic and space initiatives, and it is becoming increasingly stronger on these fronts, providing little or no updates to the world.
This situation was aggravated during the presidency of Donald Trump, when the United States unilaterally withdrew from the agreement and reimposed sanctions on Iran, which generated its fury. Now, awaiting the return of the Republican to the White House on January 20, Tehran is not wasting time and continues to advance its tasks in this area.
In fact, in the last few hours, in addition to reporting on the launch of modern centrifuges, the launch of the Simorgh rocket with the heaviest load so far - 300 kilograms -, which shows the progress of its ballistic missile program with which he aspires to power reach distant enemies like the United States.
The launch took place on Friday from the Iman Khomeini spaceport in the rural province of Semnan, some 220 kilometers east of the capital. While some of these tests had failed in the past, this time it was successful. The regime was able to put the plane into orbit 400 kilometers above Earth. an “orbital propulsion system” and other two research systems which are believed to have the technology to change the trajectory of spacecraft and geosynchronize these curves with their satellites.
The United States had warned in recent months that “Iran's work on space launch vehicles - including the Simorgh - would likely would shorten the time frame for producing an intercontinental ballistic missile, if it decided to develop one, because the systems use similar technologies” and noted that, therefore, this is a direct challenge to the United Nations Security Council resolution in which the country was asked not to carry out any such activities.
(With information from AP)
Source: INFOBAE
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Iran will self-destruct, there is no way around it.
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In the West, many people have seen the Oscar-winning film Oppenheimer, about the Jewish scientist who led the program for the first atomic bomb. I think that anyone with enough scientific knowledge will have found it easier than it might seem to build one. The film is quite faithful to the reality of how the bomb was built, with only a few errors, such as the color of the bomb, or details that are omitted, such as the fact that the final piece of the bomb did not fit due to temperature differences, or the fact that there is no analog computer that Enrico Fermi built to approximate the calculations of the chain reaction, so as not to overdo or underdo the power. At the time, computers had ridiculous computing power compared to today's computers, but they were able to perform this complicated calculation using a very rudimentary approximation algorithm.
Such a small bomb would be more than enough to drop on Israel, although with jihadists you never know, Iran would have to be very careful not to harm the Palestinians or neighboring Muslim countries with the subsequent radioactive fallout. Or in the case of Europe and other Western allies it is more than enough for deterrence. Not to mention that they could apparently also make a dirty bomb, even right now, one that mainly contaminates with radioactivity.
…Minucia: but it is Near, or Near East, not “middle.” There is no east west of Israel and the region.
Iran will self-destruct, there is no way around it.
And Israel talks and talks but does nothing, waiting for the United States, the same United States that said many times that it would not let North Korea become a nuclear power, is now a nuclear power.