Iran is making secret missile in deep desert
A group of US arms researchers have claimed that Iran is building advanced technology missiles behind the scenes in the deep desert.
Their claim, Tehran is trying to create improved rocket engines and rockets developed fuel in the dark of night. In this case, the country is probably working on medium-range missiles or improved space research. A news report from the United States influential daily New York Times said.
It is said in the report that in 2011, a large explosion of missile scientists General Hassan Tehran Mokaddam was killed in a long-range missile building in Iran.
After this incident, the country has removed long-range missile programs. Iranian leaders also said they do not want to make long-range missiles. However, a group of weapons researchers based in California recently found some signs and evidence that, just a few days before the death, Scientist Hasan Mokumdad secretly supervised another missile laboratory in the desert of Iran. According to US researchers, the missile testing laboratory continues to this day.
Arms researchers have claimed that they have found evidence of the satellites found in the laboratory, that they are working to develop advanced rocket engines and rocket fuel.
However, it can be for medium-range missiles or improved space research. US weapon researchers confirmed the use of new types of satellite images known as synthetic aperture radars.
The New York Times said ballistic missile testing and atomic uranium enrichment systems can be hidden under any building or soil. But the exception of the advanced missile.
They have to be tied with a large number of stand and hard work must be done outside the place. In this case, the mark on the ground during the launch. Likewise, missiles test marks were found in Iran's Shahrukh desert. Recents are recent.
Another one in 2016 is June of 2017. There are other signs of making missiles, the researchers claimed.