The state of the Iranian nuclear program after Israeli and American attacks in June is a number of issues, and the head of the French external intelligence service (DGSE) Nicolas Lerner believes that “program suffered serious damage.”
When the television channel LCI on the impact of these attacks on Iranian nuclear locations, the Chief Director of the Main Directorate for Foreign Security replied: “Unharmingly, certainly a few months, the industrially designed program,” HINA is transferred.
“Whether it is the capacity of uranium enrichment, designing a projectile, our present assessment is that each of these phases are very seriously affected, very seriously damaged and that the Iranian nuclear program we knew,” Nicolas Lerner.
The DGSE leader said “firmly convinced that today no intelligence in the world was not capable, or was not capable in a few hours after these attacks, make a perfect, comprehensive assessment of what could have happened.”
The Pentagon spokesman said the nuclear program was delayed “for at least one to two years”, which is contrary to the strongly confidential report of the American intelligence services, previously published in the American media, which was determined that Iran bombing was delayed by his nuclear program for only a few months.
“The two elements require caution,” the DGSE leader, the fate of the stock of highly enriched uranium and the risk that Tehran secretly continued its nuclear program.
“There is a consensus that the material, 450 kilograms of enriched Urania, may have been destroyed, but that material remains in the hands of the regime,” he explained.
“We are not able to follow with certainty,” he added, “especially while Iaea does not continue his work, and that is why it was so important.”
In early June, Iran officially suspended cooperation with the International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA), which is responsible for nuclear security.
(Vijesti.ba)
