NCRI Reports Iran Develops Nuclear Warheads at Shahrud, Semnan Sites

The National Council of Resistance of Iran (NCRI) has released alarming intelligence suggesting that Iran is secretly developing nuclear warheads for missiles capable of traveling over 3,000 kilometers, particularly at the Shahrud and Semnan sites. These facilities, initially claimed to be for space initiatives, are now linked to Iran's Organization for Advanced Defense Research (SPND), which is actively working on the solid-fuel Ghaem-100 missiles. Satellite images have unveiled three sites, including a third at Sorkheh Hesar, where additional nuclear projects are reported to be underway. The Iranian regime, facing recent military setbacks, has intensified its nuclear efforts and increased executions of political prisoners. Furthermore, the covert operations are allegedly masked as commercial enterprises to evade international scrutiny. This revelation raises significant concerns regarding regional and global security, as these developments could potentially threaten multiple countries.