AP news agency released satellite photos showing construction work at the nuclear reactor complex • The report claims that this is infrastructure work and that the size of the construction site is the same as a football field • Last week the Iranian foreign minister attacked Israel and wrote:
The new construction in the Nuclear Research Campus // Photo: AP
The AP news agency published this morning (Thursday) a series of high-quality satellite photographs showing significant construction in the nuclear research complex near the city of Dimona.
A report by the news agency claimed that these were extensive infrastructure works and that the scope of the new construction project was the size of a football field.
Iranian Foreign Minister Mohammad Javed Zarif attacked the powers on Saturday, claiming that they were eye-popping in the face of Israel's military nuclear buildup.
In a tweet posted on the social network Twitter, Zarif wrote: "Israel is expanding Dimona, the nuclear bomb factory in the region."
Zarif tagged US President Joe Biden, British Prime Minister Boris Johnson, German Chancellor Angela Merkel, French President Emanuel Macron and the International Atomic Energy Agency and asked: "Very worried? Worried? A little? Want to comment? I thought so. "
Zarif referred to reports according to satellite images published by the International Panel on Fractures (IPFM) with the help of a commercial satellite, ostensibly showing a new array of buildings in the Dimona nuclear research campus.