ARAK Iran’s Plutonium Pathway to Nuclear Weapons

By: Colin David.

As the White House seeks a nuclear deal, the Iranian regime may already be making preparations to break any such agreement before it even starts. This was exactly the case with the 2015 nuclear deal and the Arak Nuclear Complex known as IR-40, when Iran kept a spare calandria to keep their weapons-grade plutonium production.

The Iran regime plans to achieve criticality with this reactor in 2026… We also discovered 4 SAM sites and an overwhelming presence of 82 anti-aircraft guns protecting IR-40, covering the entire Khondab district. That’s double the amount previously reported by the Telegraph and WSJ in the past. That makes IR-40 the most heavily defended single position in all of Iran. As we take you inside the air defense network of this Iranian nuclear complex, ask yourself;

If it is truly a civilian program, then what is the Iranian regime so afraid of?

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