US officials have openly refuted the press conference held earlier in the week by the Mujahedin-e Khalq (MeK), an Iranian opposition group that claimed to have uncovered a secret nuclear site near Qazvin.
According to the officials the site, buried in the mountains outside of Qazvin has existed and been known about for many years, and has absolutely nothing to do with Iran’s nuclear program.
The site had been alleged to be an as-yet-uncompleted uranum enrichment site, which would be in keeping with Iran’s stated plans to expand their enrichment capabilities so as to be self-sufficient in fuel production for its civilian nuclear program.
That the US would be the one to refute the allegations is something of a surprise, as US officials have made a habit of making up scary-sounding allegastions about Iran’s nuclear program for years, including recently “unveiling” an Iranian site several days after Iran publicly announced its existence.
Iraq war neocons were behind this leak: http://www.lobelog.com/neocon-iran-policy-committ…
HA! (…maybe a dearth of interest in such "elaborations" warrants rather few comments of note, even if possible for a month's reviews!)
All the ole talkof attacking Iran is just what it is. america and israel would not take god out of their minds to do this it will be the end of them,and they know it fully well.
Iran has every right to do what they are doing. They are following IAEA rules.
Damn Jason, pardon me for saying so, but you do need a spellchecker.
It's "Uranium" and "allegations".
What happened to Mahmud's überplan to build "more enrichement plants" anway?
If it isn't nuclear, then what is it? They certainly didn't tunnel through all that rock and hollow out an entire mountain range for health or physical fitness. A biological weapons research lab, perhaps?