yitbos
Posted on 02/15/2011 10:18:58 PM PST by Nachum
VIENNA - In an underground chamber near the Iranian city of Natanz, a network of surveillance cameras offers the outside world a rare glimpse into Iran's largest nuclear facility. The cameras were installed by U.N. inspectors to keep tabs on Iran's nuclear progress, but last year they recorded something unexpected: workers hauling away crate after crate of broken equipment.
In a six-month period between late 2009 and last spring, U.N. officials watched in amazement as Iran dismantled more than 10 percent of the Natanz plant's 9,000 centrifuge machines used to enrich uranium. Then, just as remarkably, hundreds of new machines arrived at the plant to replace the ones that were lost.
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yitbos
It’s almost like they have a few nuclear powers backing them up with technical knowledge and diplomatic cover...
Thank God the UN is handling this. I feel better already.
Yeah,
Nothing to see here until they turn the damn thing on and it melts down to about 300 feet below ground surface spreading nuke crap all over Iran.
Then I’ll smile.
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