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Saturday, 07 April 2012 00:00 Ryan Mauro
Michael Ledeen reports that the Natanz uranium enrichment site has been shut down after a mysterious blast happened “in the next-to-bottom level of the underground structure.” A second explosion has struck a site in Zarin Dasht that is used for producing warheads and missile fuel and 7 people are missing.
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What is remarkable about these two alleged explosions is that they happened in the underground portions of the facilities—that is, the most secure parts. If foreign hands are responsible, then the Iranian regime must be panic-stricken.
An overview of these “accidental” explosions and mysterious assassinations makes it clear that a major campaign has been underway to damage the Iranian nuclear program. During the past 12 months:
- March 2012: Explosion at Natanz enrichment site reportedly shuts down the facility. A second explosion is reported at a site related to missile fuel and warheads at Zarin Dasht.
- January 11, 2012: Iranian nuclear scientist who worked at the Natanz site is killed.
- December 11, 2011: Explosion at Yazd steel plant that reportedly is connected to the ballistic missile program.
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One can only hope that each and every explosion or iranian scientist that gets knocked off, blown up, derails iran’s nuclear ambition to obtain nukes a bit farther from reach.
iran is one of just many mussie countries that needs a serious whacking.
Off the top of my head I would say it is probably Iranian rebels helped by Israel who are responsible, this helps both sides.