According to foreign media reports, the former head of Iran’s Atomic Energy Agency, Fereydoun Abbas Davani, confirmed several key points of this bombing of Iran’s Natanz nuclear facility. First, the destroyed equipment was located 50 meters underground, second, the other side used explosives, third, it was man-made sabotage, and fourth, there were mysterious caves and tunnels near Iran’s nuclear facilities.
Abbas Davani first confirmed that the outbreak occurred 50 meters deep in Iran’s underground nuclear site, a key electrical system. The construction of the nuclear site and electrical system 50 meters underground was to protect against air strikes and missile raids, as well as drilled bombs. At a depth of 50 meters underground, it is the drilling bombs can not hit in. At the same time he also proved a very unbelievable thing.
The Israelis bombed that location very cleverly, because the electrical system of the nuclear facility is very large, and not bombing any one point will work. But the Israelis planted the bomb exactly at the most critical location. In one fell swoop, it resulted in the destruction of the main electrical system, the backup electrical system and the cable switchboard leading to the centrifuges. This can only mean one thing: the Israelis have high-precision drawings of Iran’s underground nuclear sites.
Not only topographical maps and drawings of buildings, but also drawings of all electric power, water supply, and nuclear facilities. Otherwise, it would be impossible for the Israelis to infiltrate and put bombs in key locations. It also shows that there are Israeli informants in the Iranian military and nuclear industry sectors, and not at a low level, and not two or three in number, but many. Otherwise, it would not be possible to put together the drawings of so many departments.
But the most difficult thing now is how did the Israelis bring the bomb into the underground nuclear sites in Iran? Davani said that in July 2020, when the Israelis attacked the centrifuges at the Iranian nuclear site, the method used was to set the bomb in a table. Again, through a series of maneuvers, the table was purchased by the people in the centrifuge workshop at the Iranian nuclear site.
So in the end, this table with the bombs installed was sent into, the heart of the heavily guarded Iranian nuclear site, and the centrifuge workshop exploded. But how did a table with so many bombs, so heavy, escape multiple inspections, and why was it not discovered in the midst of handling? Davani did not say, can only say that the Israelis are too smart.
Meanwhile the current head of the Atomic Energy Organization of Iran, Behrooz Kamalvandi, said one more thing, when he entered the underground nuclear site in Iran. He once fell into a 7-meter deep, metal-covered hole. It resulted in negative injuries to his head and bare feet.
The American media New York Times said that the Israelis brought the bomb into the underground nuclear base to completely destroy the electrical system.
That means then that the Israelis have holes in the ground, or tunnels, near the underground nuclear sites in Iran. Also, there are multiple, if not more, informants inside the underground nuclear sites. The bombs could be brought into Iran’s top-secret underground nuclear sites through the tunnels or with the help of informants. Finally, the bomb can be remotely detonated to destroy the key core of the target.
Recent Comments