Unconfirmed reports floating around over the past few days claiming a massive sabotage bombing against the underground Fordow enrichment facility have been denied by Iranian officials, who insist no such explosion ever took place.
The reports claimed the facility was bombed Monday morning, that it had shut down the highway from Qom to Tehran and a good chunk of Qom itself, a massive city, trapping 240 workers within. Oddly, none of this was ever mentioned in the press before this weekend.
The reports appear to have originated with self-described “former CIA agent” Reza Kahlili, who has been pushing for a US or Israeli attack on Iran for years. He provided no evidence, citing only one unnamed “security official.”
Kahlili’s story came with an agenda for an Israel-Iran war, claiming that since Monday’s “attack” Iran has been meeting with Hezbollah leaders in preparation for an attack on Israel by way of southern Lebanon. This claim, like the others, came with no evidence to back it up.
Iran cannot afford not to have nuclear weapons: it must have atomic bombs to defend itself against the Zionist pig and the Western dog.
An Israeli stooge with no evidence? Probably good enough for the US Congress, but I have my doubts…
And exactly how does a 'former CIA agent' gain inside intelligence from Iranian security officials, especially intelligence that- given the subject matter- would be on lockdown from the Iranian government?
Maybe he found another random laptop laying around that contained the information- or maybe he's setting himself up to be "Curveball 2".