Netanyahu: Iran is totally determined to build nuclear weapons
The Israeli Occupation has issued a sharp warning over Iran's nuclear intentions following a new report from the United Nations' nuclear watchdog revealing an uptick in Iran's production of highly enriched uranium.
In a statement released Saturday, "Israeli" Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's office said the findings offer a 'clear warning sign' that Iran is moving closer to acquiring a nuclear weapon.
'Iran is totally determined to complete its nuclear weapons programme,' the statement read. 'Such a level of enrichment exists only in countries actively pursuing nuclear weapons and has no civilian justification whatsoever.'
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