U.S. and Israel Strike Iran’s Bushehr Nuclear Plant, Petrochemical Sites
The fourth attack on Bushehr nuclear facility since Feb 28 suggests that the objective is to precipitate a nuclear catastrophe
The fourth attack on Bushehr nuclear facility since Feb 28 suggests that the objective is to precipitate a nuclear catastrophe
The third Israeli strike on Iran’s Bushehr nuclear plant in ten days looks like a deliberate attempt to precipitate an environmental catastrophe. Trouble is, given Iran’s tendency to retaliate it could also ignite strikes on Israel’s nuclear facilities
World Health Organization officials have admitted that they are preparing for a “worst-case scenario” in Iran
The attack follows an earlier Israeli strike on Iran’s Natanz nuclear facility
If the U.S. did strike the Bushehr nuclear plant it could result in radioactive consequences comparable in scale to the 1986 Chernobyl disaster
Although the head of the UN’s nuclear watchdog admits that U.S. air strikes may have damaged Iran’s nuclear program, he also concedes that Tehran could restart uranium enrichment in a ‘matter of months’
The Non-proliferation treaty grants countries the right to pursue civilian nuclear power in return for requiring them to forego atomic weapons. By pulling out of the treaty Iran lifts restrictions on itself to develop nuclear weapons. Israel has not signed the treaty
In what may be a response to recent upheavals in Syria and the incoming Trump administration, Iran now has 200kg of enriched uranium of 60% purity. Given that weapons grade uranium is 90% pure, Tehran could soon easily have FIVE nuclear weapons
Russia claims that Ukraine is working covertly with the UK on a nuclear project. Are they preparing a nuclear false flag to be blamed on Russia?
Early Thursday morning when IAEA inspectors were due to arrive at Zaporizhzhia nuclear facility, Ukraine sent two speedboats and sixty commandos on a suicide mission to the plant. The Russians intercepted them and all but wiped them out. Moon of Alabama ponders the purpose behind the Ukrainian raid
Despite the risk of a radioactive leak, Ukraine has shelled Russian troops occupying the site of the Zaporizhzhia nuclear site three times in the past 24 hours.
Hal Turner on why nuclear war with Russia has been planned and how the wheels are already rolling. That’s why last month the US Dept of Homeland Security distributed posters around New Jersey, warning people what to do in the event “A Radiation Emergency”.