5 December, 2021

THE CHIEF OF THE ISRAELI MOSSAD, DAVID BARNEA,
HAS BEEN SPOTTED IN WASHINGTON D.C. SUNDAY NIGHT

Sources from the Intel Community tell me he is here to
convince US officials to engage in military strikes against
facilities on the sovereign territory of Iran, over nuclear
development by that country.

https://halturnerradioshow.com/index.php/en/news-page/news-nation/israel-mossad-chief-spotted-in-dc-sunday-night

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ISRAEL IS SPREADING FEAR AND TOTAL LIES AGAIN.

I.A.E.A. CHIEF DISMISSES ISRAELI CLAIMS.

https://english.almanar.com.lb/1484386

[text]:

IAEA Chief Dismisses Israeli Claims, Says There is No 90% Uranium Enrichment
in Iran

Head of International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA) Rafael Grossi dismissed
Israeli accusations that Iran is preparing to enrich uranium to 90% purity.

Grossi said that IAEA doesn’t have any information about 90% enrichment when
he was asked in an interview with France 24 on Wednesday, about intelligence
purportedly shared between Tel Aviv and Washington suggesting that Iran is
taking technical steps towards 90% enrichment.

“There is no 90% enrichment at the moment in the Islamic Republic of Iran.
You have enrichment at 5%, you have enrichment at 20%, you have enrichment
of 60% … but we don’t have any information about 90% enrichment,” he
replied.

The remarks came as envoys from Iran and the P4+1 group of countries —
Britain, France, Russia, and China plus Germany — are engaged in the seventh
round of talks in Vienna aimed at reviving the 2015 nuclear deal, official
known as Joint Comprehensive Plan of Action (JCPOA).

Grossi stressed that both sides are talking about “a return to the original
agreement. So, that is their political goal.”

He also rejected allegations that the new Iranian negotiating team may have
entered the Vienna talks from scratch, saying, “It seems it is not the case.
I think they are trying to build on what was done before… So, we hope they
can come to an agreement soon.

“I think a deal is always possible provided that the political will is
there. I would say the good thing is that they are not starting from
scratch. They have already six rounds of talks. This would be the seventh.
So, there is a lot of work that has taken place from the beginning of the
year until know. They have been talking about several nuclear specific
things including some technical matters and then there is a political
discussion about the sanctions … but I can say that lots of elements are
there and an agreement would be possible if of course they want to do it,”
he added.

The IAEA chief also rebuffed the possibility of an interim agreement under
which Iran would halt or slow its uranium enrichment activities in exchange
for a partial lifting of US sanctions.

“This is not what I hear from them and I believe the Iranian government has
been very firm on … demanding a return to the agreement in full, including
for them the rewards that were expected from the original agreement in terms
of financial flows, access to markets and a number of incentives.”