WikiLeaks Saudi cable says Iran shipped nuclear equipment to Sudan
Source: Reuters
Saudi diplomats in Khartoum believed Iran shipped advanced nuclear equipment including centrifuges to Sudan in 2012, according to a document leaked last week that WikiLeaks says is a cable from the embassy.
"The embassy's sources advised that Iranian containers arrived this week at Khartoum airport containing sensitive technical equipment in the form of fast centrifuges for enriching uranium, and a second shipment is expected to arrive this week," the document, dated February 2012 and marked 'very secret', read.
WikiLeaks last week released more than 60,000 cables and documents which it says are official Saudi communications, and plans to release half a million in total. Saudi Arabia said they might be faked and has not commented on specific documents.
If the cable is authentic, it does not provide details on the source of the embassy's information or any further evidence of the shipment. There have been no previous reports of Iran sending nuclear equipment to Sudan, which has no known nuclear program.
Read more: http://www.reuters.com/article/2015/06/23/us-saudi-wikileaks-iran-sudan-idUSKBN0P31QZ20150623
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LiberalArkie
(15,739 posts)Dawson Leery
(19,348 posts)maintain their dominance in the middle east, including pushing lies to promote a war against Iran.
Fred Sanders
(23,946 posts)bluedigger
(17,091 posts)What could go wrong?
Fred Sanders
(23,946 posts)Nice try, corporate media.....the fearmongering over Iran and ISIS must continue, mustn't it?
Agnosticsherbet
(11,619 posts)Wow, times have changed.
Psephos
(8,032 posts)Fred Sanders
(23,946 posts)You do all know what centrifuges are?? That there are different kinds, different uses, because apparently not.
Science is complicated, hey?
Psephos
(8,032 posts)Perhaps you skipped grade school though.
Meanwhile, anyone who thinks Iran is transferring centrifuges out of the country for medical isotope research could probably benefit from a few medical isotopes.