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Iran has denied as "ridiculously absurd" a detailed Israeli statement that Secret Service agents stole Iranian documents underground last winter revealing what Israel has called for in-depth research from Iran on nuclear bombs
. The UN mission was in response to articles in the New York Times and other publications in recent days on the detailed claim of Israel, which considers Iran as its most foreign threat. dangerous
. Similar stories in the Wall Street Journal and the Washington Post were based on a partial viewing of documents by journalists of these publications at the invitation of the Israeli government.
Israeli officials also provided new details on how they said the documents. was obtained – by a secret raid on a Tehran warehouse on January 31 by agents of the Mossad, the Israeli intelligence agency, equipped
The treasure included what the Israelis described as 50,000 pages and 163 compact discs memos, videos and weapons construction plans.
Nothing in the statement of Israel suggested that the Iranians were still engaged in such activity, but the documents suggested not only that Iran had been misleading, but also that its work in the US was not the only way to get the job done. Armament of nuclear energy had been much more sophisticated and organized than what was initially suspected.
the documents, which claim to be at least 15 years old, have not been independently confirmed.
Iran has always denied Israel's and others' accusations that Iran's nuclear work was destined for military purposes, a refusal that the Iranian mission reiterates response to the latest claim of 39; Israel.
"Iran has always been clear that the creation of weapons of mbad destruction without discrimination is contrary to what we are. As a country, and the idea that it is. Iran would abandon any kind of sensitive information in a random warehouse in Tehran is ridiculously absurd, "said a spokesman for the Iranian mission, Alireza Miryousefi, in a statement sent via email. "It's almost like they were trying to see what extravagant claims they could make a Western audience believe."
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu announced the results of the seizure in April after giving President Trump a private briefing
A few days later, Mr. Trump respected his long-standing wish to give up 39; 2015 nuclear agreement with Iran negotiated by the Obama administration and the governments of five other major powers, including the main European allies of the United States.
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