Experts Speculate Blast at Iran Nuclear Site Was Act of Sabotage
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Satellite image of Iran's Parchin nuclear facility. The IAEA suspects it to have military elements and is concerned about clean up efforts to hide intentions of nuclear program. Photo: Institute for Science and International Security.
Weekly Standard – Experts continue to debate whether the explosion at an Iranian military base at Parchin earlier in the week was an act of sabotage.
The New York Times notes that the satellite images of the incident showed evidence “reminiscent of pictures of a missile-development site 30 miles west of Tehran that was virtually destroyed during a test in November 2011 that killed 17 people, including Gen. Hassan Tehrani Moghaddam, the leading force behind Iran’s advanced missile efforts.”
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