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BREAKING: Iran hiding their Nukes
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BREAKING: Iran hiding their Nukes

Satellite documentation reveals: The Iranians have built a concrete shell over the Talkan 2 facility at the military site in Parchin in the last two months. This site previously played a central role in the Iranian "Amad" project—the development of nuclear weapons. The "concrete cabinet" poured by the Iranians in the last two months was also covered with soil to protect it from attacks. The site was previously attacked by Israel and has undergone a rehabilitation process in recent months.

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