The Guardian: Iran is trying to create a nuclear bomb

Tehran scientists also purchase details for creating a ballistic missile capable of reaching Europe - “Applications for imports and purchases were recorded almost daily,” the information of a number of Western intelligence services, which the British newspaper The Guardian , said.

According to Jan Cobain and Jan Trainor ( the full text on the website of Inopressa.ru ), the 55-page report of the intelligence services dated July 1, 2005, compiled on the basis of materials collected by British, French and Belgian intelligence agencies, and was used to familiarize themselves with the situation of ministers of European governments and to prevent leading industrialists about the leading industrialists about the need to show vigilance when exporting equipment or examination to the so-called factory states.

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The article notes that the leakage of information about the report of intelligence services may be a signal for the growth of dissatisfaction with the refusal of Iran to submit to the Western requirements to abandon the fuel production program for the nuclear reactor built by Russia, which should be put into operation this year.

The report emphasizes that Syria and Pakistan are also purchased by technologies and materials necessary for the development of missiles and enriching uranium. Separately, the role played by Russia in the escalation of the arms race in the Middle East, and the role played by dozens of Chinese wing companies in the program for creating nuclear weapons in North Korea.

This detailed assessment of Iran’s efforts for the purchase of components for the nuclear program will most alarm Western leaders who have long refused to believe Tehran, who was not interested in developing nuclear weapons and only needs nuclear energy to receive electricity.

The report states that Iran created a wide network of fake companies, official bodies, scientific institutes and intermediaries for acquisition - in Western Europe and the former Soviet Union - equipment, scientific information and passing training for conducting a nuclear program, missile development, creating a arsenal of biological and chemical weapons. "In addition to important goods, Iran continues the intensive search for technologies and know-how for a variety of military use," the report emphasizes.

Numerous Iranian companies and institutes participating in the arms race are listed there, and the statement about Iran’s intention to improve the ballistic missile capable of overcoming the Iranian borders is also supported by detailed information.

It is noted that Iran nourishes the ambitions of the space program, but at the moment it is focused on modernizing and increasing the flight range of its Shihab-3 missile, which is now 750 miles: the rocket can reach the territory of Israel.

Iranian scientists also reported that aerodynamic pipes are being built to promote missile design, develop navigation technologies and purchase fuel and calibration technologies, mental motors and X -ray devices for testing missile parts. The next generation of Shihab missiles is supposed to be able to reach the territory of Austria and Italy.