Satellite Imagery Shows Possible Coverup at Iranian Nuclear Site
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JPost/Reuters – A US think-tank published satellite imagery on Friday which it said showed “pink colored material” covering a building at a sensitive military site in Iran which UN nuclear inspectors want to visit.
The Institute for Science and International Security (ISIS) said the tarp – at the Parchin military complex – might be an attempt to conceal alleged clean-up work there at a time when Iran is under growing international pressure to open up its disputed nuclear program to scrutiny.
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