Secret Nuclear Reactor Under Construction in Iran

By Cary Wesberry

They sure are busy in Iran. Full speed ahead to nuclear armament regardless of sanctions. Imagine that, sanctions failing against a regime comprised of Islamic fascist fanatics. I would have never guessed. It is true regardless. The peace-loving Iranians destroyed the homes of thousands of their own people and began construction starting between 2000 and 2003. The report below from MEMRI gives details:

On July 29, 2008, the Kuwaiti daily Al-Siyassa reported that, according to “highly reliable sources,” Iranian authorities had begun construction of a secret nuclear reactor in the Al-Zarqan region close to the city of Ahwaz in southwest Iran, on the Iran-Iraq border.

The paper said that according to sources, Iran was working to distance its nuclear installations from international oversight. The English version of the report, published in the Kuwaiti Arab Times, said, “Disclosing [that] Tehran directed international A-bomb inspectors to other places, sources warned [that] the project poses a very serious threat to international security.”

Also according to the sources, the International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA) did not know about this site at all, since it was not included in negotiations with Iran in Geneva held in early July.

According to the report, the sources said that during 2000-2003, Iran expropriated the lands and homes of thousands of Arab citizens from the Al-Zarqan region, destroying homes of thousands of Arab citizens from the Al-Zarqan region.

Destroyed homes, fields, orchards, and wells, and built a three-meter-high wall around the project site, which allegedly measures hundreds of kilometers.

The report also said that “the construction of the reactor began with the laying of a pipeline for fresh water from the [nearby] Karoun River to the site, and the expansion of the Al-Zarqan power station.”

Also, the sources said that “the construction works seem to be routine and do not arouse attention, but the tight security around the region is what arouses suspicions regarding the nature of the work.” They added that the site is guarded by Islamic Revolutionary Guards Corps (IRGC) personnel, reflecting its importance and sensitivity.

Continue reading the entire report by following the link above to Front Page Magazine. No rest for the wicked, truly a way of life for the Iranian regime in Tehran. Sanctions from the UN or the so-called “responsible nations of the world” in Europe have not and will not have any effect on Iran’s progress towards weaponizing their nuclear programs. It is vitally important to remember that Iran is not doing this for money like North Korea. When Iran executes their underground nuclear bomb tests the leaders in the Western world had better wake-up.