The United Nations International Atomic Energy Agency has found evidence of radioactive material that violates the terms of the 2015 Joint Comprehensive Plan of Action (JCPOA) nuclear deal at an Iranian site in Tehran that was red-flagged to the agency by the Mossad, according to a report broadcast Thursday by Channel 13.
According to the report, the IAEA has not made the information public, nor was it shared during a quarterly meeting of the agency’s 35 member nation Board of Governors this past week.
Inspectors from the agency have already visited the secret Iranian nuclear site at Turquzabad revealed by Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu in a September 2018 speech to the UN General Assembly, according to Reuters. It was during that visit the inspectors took samples from the site.
Prior to Netanyahu’s speech to the UN, the prime minister revealed the results of a spectacular Mossad operation that ended with the capture of an entire cache of secret Iranian nuclear data files that were stored at a secret facility in Shirobad.
Israeli intelligence agents translated the files and provided the information to world powers in order to enlighten and warn them about the violations of the nuclear deal that Iran had been carrying out, along with the highly advanced nuclear technology that had already taken place prior to the JCPOA negotiations that Iran had lied about in the first place.