Iranian Scientists Believed To Have Attended North Korean Nuclear Test, Report Says -- Washington Times
Iranian scientists may have been on hand to witness North Korea’s underground nuclear test, according to one Western diplomat.
The source, unnamed but described as having knowledge of inside Iran-North Korea talks and ties, according to United Press International, said an Iranian presence would mean the international community is likely right — that Iran is actively and aggressively pursuing development of nuclear weapons.
According to UPI, the source said that Iran may have paid Pyongyang tens of millions of dollars — in Chinese currency — to obtain access to the test. The Jerusalem Post, too, reported on suspicions of Iran’s presence at the Tuesday test.
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My Comment: If the story that they paid millions to just be present is true .... it makes you wonder on how much would they pay for obtaining nuclear know how and technology .... or how much would they pay for one or two workable bombs. Or more to the point .... how much would North Korea sell this tech and no-how. One billion .... two billion .... talk about nightmare scenarios.
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