THE HILL TV: IRAN UNTOLD STORY PART 2

THE HILL TV: IRAN UNTOLD STORY PART 2

Iran: The Untold Story is a 10-week sponsored miniseries that examines some of the under-reported challenges in the U.S.- Iran relationship and whether regime change in Tehran is possible without military intervention. The series, brought to you by the Organization of Iranian-American Communities, offers expert analysis from the front lines of the war on terror, the fight against nuclear proliferation and the effort to investigate and prevent human rights abuses inside Iran.

Iran's terrorism continues: How Western authorities thwarted multiple plots in the last year

Several important pieces of intelligence that alerted the West to Iran's illegal nuclear weapons program have come over the years from Iranian opposition groups, like the National Council for the Resistance in Iran which famously uncovered work sites in 2002.

While most Americans believe the Obama era nuclear deal put Iran's nuclear weapon ambitions on hold, a top nuclear arms expert says in this edition of Iran: The Untold Story that Tehran even today has kept its ability to revive quickly its weapons program.

Dr. Olli Heinonen former deputy director of the International Atomic Energy Agency, says Iran clearly had an aggressive nuclear weapons program a decade ago and retained the capability to weaponize their current civilian nuclear program "in a short period of time."

Watch Dr. Olli Heinonen discuss his concerns and the recent release or an archive of Iranian nuclear program documents in Israel.

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Iran news in brief, May 28, 2019

Iran news in brief, May 28, 2019 Anti-Regime Protest Against the Killing of a Young Man A number of residents of the impoverished city of Zahedan attacked and clashed with brutal plainclothes agents of the Iranian regime on Saturday for killing a young Baluchi man. The repressive agents called for backup and fired shots in the air trying to disperse the crowd, fearing that the protest could draw more protesters and turn into larger unrest. The angry crowd attacked vehicles belonging to the state security forces, throwing rocks at them to evade arrest. Earlier, the repressive forces shot at a young Baluchi man called Mousa Shah-Bakhash for not having a driver’s license and ignoring a stop sign. The bullet pierced the young man’s chest resulting in his death. Iran-Supplied Missiles to Houthis Pose Threat to the Region The ballistic missiles owned by the Houthis continue to pose a threat to the region and point to the Iranian regime’s support to militias and terroris...

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