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Tuesday, 17 May 2022 (YJC)_ The interim Zionist regime's Minister of War, Benny Gantz, claimed that Iran had built and installed advanced centrifuges deep underground.
Today (Tuesday), the Minister of War of the interim Zionist regime, Bani Gantz, repeated the words of the former leaders of this regime and accused the Islamic Republic of Iran of building a nuclear bomb.
He claimed that Iran was only a few weeks away from building the fissile material needed to build a nuclear bomb and was currently working to complete production and installation of 1,000 advanced IR6 centrifuges, including at a new underground facility near Natanz.
Bani Gantz's remarks against Iran's nuclear program come as he is scheduled to leave for the United States on Thursday, and the Zionist media have reported that the issue of Iran's nuclear program will be his top priority in the face of signs of opening up to negotiations.
In this regard, Saeed Khatibzadeh, spokesman for the Iranian Ministry of Foreign Affairs, said yesterday about the negotiation process:
It is moving in the right direction and there are good initiatives on the table. We think that if a political decision is made in Washington, we can close the case.
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