Axis of evil: Iran is taking North Korea's help to build nuclear missiles with a range of 1800 miles that could reach Europe
Iran is reportedly advancing its nuclear weapons program while allegedly developing dangerous missiles capable of reaching Europe based on designs provided by North Korea, reported Daily Mail.
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According to Daily Mail, the National Council of Resistance of Iran (NCRI) eventually disclosed that the Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps (IRGC) is now utilizing two specific sites disguised as communication satellite launch facilities for the missile production. Now, these facilities are believed to be controlled by the Organization for Advanced Defence Research of Iran.
Soona Samsami, who is the US representative for the NCRI actually criticized the Iranian regime for using negotiations and Western leniency to now further its nuclear ambitions over the past two decades, asserted Daily Mail. Reportedly, the first warhead base is located near Shahrud where numerous experts are working on a Ghaem-100 rocket with a range of 1,800 miles which is potentially allowing Iran to target parts of Europe and Israel as well.
The NCRI actually claims that Iran has conducted three successful rocket launches and evnetually plans to test a more advanced Ghaem-105 rocket quite soon, noted Daily Mail. The sites are reportedly heavily secured and have been developed under the guise of legitimate space
