U.S. President Donald Trump does not believe that Iran has managed to protect or move any part of their enriched Uranium before American attacks on nuclear plants.
Donald Trump, in the interview on Fox News, rejected media cards on Sunday that Tehran may have moved certain supplies to Urania.
“They didn’t move anything,” Trump said.
He also said the United States did not announce attacks, so there was no time to prepare.
“They didn’t know we were coming,” Trump said. He added that it is extremely difficult, dangerous and logistically complex to move enriched uranium because of its weight.
The U.S. president said that there were indications of activities in the plant shortly before the attack, but did not say if it was about Fordow, although he said it was a “deep” plant.
Vehicles and construction workers could see each other at the scene of the events trying to seal the entrances.
“These were people who concrete. They tried to seal the entrance where the bomb was most likely to enter,” Trump said.
However, he said he believed that Uranium was not moved and that American weapons passed through the entrance as if “from butter.”
According to the International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA), Iran owns more than 400 kilograms of enriched Uranium of 60 percent of cleanliness, which is almost good enough to make weapons.
Diplomats say it could be used to produce several bombs if the material would be further enriched up to 90 percent.
Leadership in Tehran says he does not want to produce a nuclear bomb and need nuclear energy for civilian needs. But many countries have recently become worried that the country could soon produce nuclear weapons.
(Vijesti.ba)
