Iran threatens to release Israeli nuclear secrets

theguardian.com —

Iran announced it will release alleged Israeli nuclear secrets amid growing pressure from European powers to reimpose UN sanctions on its nuclear program. This move is seen as a potential countermeasure to the sanctions push. The announcement follows a claim by Iranian intelligence of obtaining sensitive Israeli documents, including plans for nuclear facilities. European nations are preparing a vote at the IAEA, citing Iran's non-compliance with the 2015 nuclear deal and its failure to answer questions about its past nuclear activities. The IAEA report indicates Iran has enriched uranium to near weapons-grade levels and increased its uranium stockpile. The US and Iran are also in talks, with a deadline approaching, to address Iran's uranium enrichment program.


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