Iran has not halted nuclear weapons program as negotiations continue in Vienna
The Iranian regime has not halted its military nuclear program, even as nuclear negotiations with the West continue in Vienna, intelligence from inside the regime can confirm.
The revelation was made by Mohammad Mohaddessin, chairman of the Foreign Affairs Committee of the National Council of Resistance of Iran (NCRI), at an International Justice Committee press conference in Brussels on November 20.
Mr. Mohaddessin said: "From the outset the Iranian regime’s objective has been to obtain a nuclear bomb. Peaceful nuclear energy has never been the objective of the nuclear projects."
He revealed a secret document that Iranian Resistance sources had obtained from inside the regime that dates back to 2004.
Mr. Mohaddessin said: "The secret report... shows that even the Iranian regime’s loyal Parliament learned of the Natanz and Arak sites only after their disclosure by the Iranian Resistance,” based on the information obtained by the People’s Mojahedin Organization of Iran (PMOI/MEK).
"This document on its own is a very strong indicator of the fact that the Iranian nuclear program could not have the benign and peaceful nature that the Iranian regime keeps claiming. Rather its objective and purpose is military and illicit."
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