Times of Israel reports Iranian officials suspect the Mossad or CIA as responsible for the explosion at Fordo Nuclear plant.
In an interview with Channel 2 News, Hamidreza
Zakeri surmised, however, that an Iranian “internal action” could also
have been at play.
Some 240 people were working at the plant at a depth of 90 meters at the time of the incident, according to Zakeri. He said that the two elevators normally available for transfer to the surface are now out of order and it is unknown if workers were hurt or killed in the explosion.
Channel 2′s Middle East analyst Ehud Yaari said that the IAEA would know within days if a blast had actually occurred at the plant. According to Yaari, the UN nuclear watchdog has cameras placed at Fordo, which it inspects every seven to 10 days.
The explosion reportedly occurred last Monday, so if Iran doesn’t let the IAEA inspectors into the facility in the next two or three days “we’ll know something happened,” he said.
The White House on Monday dismissed reports that there was a blast at the facility. (continue at Times of Israel)



















Ahhh Mossad....they know how to sneak and peek...and get the job done.
Good on em !
Posted by: PALADIN | January 28, 2013 at 06:52 PM
Exactly Paladin. Get out of the way the only facility that the IAF cannot hit from the air.
Posted by: Mystical Time Traveler | January 29, 2013 at 02:13 PM