French intelligence agents against Iran’s peaceful nuclear program – Mehr News Agency | Iranian and world news

Reuters reported that Nikola reported that LernerThe head of the French Foreign Ielligence Service (DGSE) on Tuesday further claimed Western authorities against Iran that all aspects of Iran’s nuclear program have been delayed after the US -Israeli air strikes, but there are still doubts about the place of maienance of uranium reserves.

Lerner Speaking for the first time on a national television network, he said in an ierview with LCI: Our evaluation is that all stages of Iran’s nuclear program are severely damaged and that Iran’s nuclear program is likely to have a significa delay for several mohs.

He claimed that a small portion of Iran’s enriched uranium reserves have been destroyed without providing documeation and further coradictory claims by some Western and American officials, but much of it remains to the Iranian authorities.

The head of the French ielligence agency we on to say: “We have signs of these reserves today, but uil the Iernational Atomic Energy Agency does not resume, we cannot safely. This Let’s talk. This is very importa, because otherwise we will not be able to track it.

Lerner The scenario against Iran’s peaceful nuclear program said: Other ielligence assessmes also show that Iran may still have some of the enriched uranium reserves secretly and also have the technical capacity to rebuild the program.

He coinued his baseless claims and claimed that there is a possibility of coinuing Iran’s secret nuclear activity with less enrichme capacity.

Lerner Without reference to his coury’s vulgarity with the US and other Troica Europe in practice, in the coext of the provisions of the Brigham, as well as the transgressive attack of the Zionist regime during the Iran -US negotiations, said: “It is for this reason (Iran’s secret action for nuclear activity) that France has so much emphasizing the diplomatic solution for Iran’s nuclear crisis.”

The claim of this French official At the same time Iranian Foreign Minister Seyed Abbas Arakchi recely stated in an ierview with an American media: Our nuclear program is peaceful and we do not iend to move towards nuclear weapons. These weapons are forbidden based on the fatwa of the supreme leader and have no place in our security doctrine.

“I hope that the world, and especially the West, will understand and accept that the Iranian people have the right to benefit from their nuclear rights for peaceful purposes, and the Iranians will certainly not be short of this right,” Arakchi said.