By Micah Halpern
I've Been Thinking:
Do we really think that Iran can be trusted to live up to their end of the nuclear bargain?
This infraction was just made public: A UN report prepared by a committee that oversees nuclear sanctions against Iran showed proof that the Czech Republic recently stopped nuclear materials from being shipped to Iran.
The Czechs discovered that the paperwork on a set of highly sophisticated compressors was forged and false and reported their discovery to the UN panel.
That committee that monitors compliance with the UN sanctions regime determined that there had been a "false end user" on the paperwork.
That means the paperwork fraudulently stated where the compressors were headed.
"The procurer and transport company involved in the deal had provided false documentation in order to hide the origins, movement and destination of the consignment with the intention of bypassing export controls and sanctions."
These particular compressors made by Howden are used to enrich uranium to 90% plus - especially the essential fissile isotope unranium-235.
All this is happening while the P5 + 1 continue to push for a deal with Iran and while the US is trying to influence local leadership to trust the deal.
If you still think Iran can be trusted, think again.
Micah@MicahHalpern.com
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