Iran strikes secret nuclear mining deal with Zimbabwe's Mugabe regime
Iran has struck a secret deal with Zimbabwe to mine its untapped uranium reserves in a move to secure raw material for its steadily expanding nuclear programme.
By Itai Mushekwe and Harriet AlexanderThe agreement was sealed last month during a visit to Tehran by a close aide to Robert Mugabe, the Zimbabwean president who last weekend celebrated 30 years in power, The Sunday Telegraph has learned.
In return for supplying oil, which Zimbabwe desperately needs to keep its faltering economy moving, Iran has been promised access to potentially huge deposits of uranium ore – which can be converted into the basic fuel for nuclear power or enriched to make a nuclear bomb.
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I'm sure the mullahs are just going to use it for electrical power generation ... after all that's what they've said their nuclear efforts are all about ...
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And Obama's motto must be, trust but never verify.
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