A surprise about an Iranian offspring bomb … reveal by a nuclear expert

Follow-up- Al-Zawiya Net- Former Vice President of the Egyptian Nuclear Stations Authority, Dr. Ali Abdel Nabi, revealed major obstacles that Israel will face in the event of determination to strike judges for the Iranian nuclear program.

The Egyptian nuclear stations expert confirmed that the Iranian and Fordo facilities are among the most fortified nuclear sites, due to their fall into mountainous chains and depths of up to 80 or even 90 meters under the ground, which makes targeting their military “very difficult”.

Abdel Nabi explained that Iran has already possesses a stock of enriched uranium, in addition to sufficient technology to make a nuclear bomb, noting that the nuclear bomb industry is not a complicated matter from the point of view of specialists if the necessary materials are available, which makes Tehran continue its way.

He pointed out that the fertilization, which exceeds 20%, means that technical obstacles have been removed, and that raising the fertilization rate to 90% requires only repetitive operations in the centrifuges, stressing that Iran has more than 400 kg of enriched uranium, which is enough to make more than a nuclear bomb.

Abdel -Nabi pointed out that raising the rate of fertilization makes the nuclear bomb smaller and lighter, which is easy to transfer by ballistic missiles or even sound missiles, which represents the main source of concern in Israel and the United States, which fear that Tehran has a practical nuclear weapon.

He stressed that there is no final difference between the United States of America and Israel regarding their vision towards the need to eliminate Iran’s nuclear program, and that Israel is “only an advanced base for the United States in the Middle East” and that Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu is only the governor of US state No. 51 in the region -as described -.

Iran is one of the most controversial countries with regard to its nuclear program, which has started decades ago and raised international concern for Israel and the United States, and Iranian nuclear operations are concentrated in major facilities such as Natanz and Fordo, which are two uranium enrichment centers, believed to be designed with high fortifications to resist military attacks.

The Natanz facility located in Isfahan Governorate is the backbone of the Iranian enrichment program, where thousands of centrifuges are operated to enrich uranium to levels of up to 60%, which is close to the level required for the nuclear weapons industry 90%, while Fordo located near the city of Qom is a deep buried inside a mountain, making it a very difficult military target.

Historically, these facilities were subjected to previous attacks, including cyber attacks such as the 2010 Steps Virus, which Iran attributed to Israel and the United States, as well as sabotage and assassinations targeting Iranian nuclear scientists, and despite these operations, Iran showed the ability to quickly restore its nuclear program, which enhances Western and Israel’s concerns about Tehran’s approach to possessing a nuclear weapon.

Source: RT