Behind Recent IAEA Report Against Iran

Tehran, Feb 28 (Rajanews) – 6 months after the withdrawal of Heinonen, Vianna based diplomatic sources reported that two US and Britain agents have a basic function in regulating IAEA reports about Iran peaceful nuclear activities With the withdrawal of Olli Heinonen, former Director General of the International Atomic Energy Agency and former head of the Department of Safeguards, reports arise that others remain in the IAEA to continue the same tactics. Heinonen had complete cooperation with the CIA in regulating hostile IAEA reports against Iran. Vienna-based diplomatic sources report that 2 US and  British agents have a basic role in regulating IAEA reports about Iran's peaceful nuclear program and that today, by weakening the department of safeguards, the employees with British and American intelligence connections will  be doing the same job.

IAEA General Secretary Yokio Amano published a new report about Iran’s nuclear program on February 25, 2011. Although Amano in this report, like all previous one, acknowledged Iran's positive responses to it's nuclear obligations and confirmed that there is no deviation in Iran's nuclear activities, hostile approaches towards questioning Iran's cooperation with the international community and strange analyses about the possible military aspect of Iran's nuclear programs continue.

In this regard, irannuc.ir website reports, quoting diplomatic sources, that the IAEA paradoxical approach is the result of some irregularities in the agency and Amano himself is informed about them. "One of the irregularities in IAEA is in fact that when Herman Nackaerts has the responsibility to regulate reports about Iran, two agency employees well-known as CIA and MI6 agents write the reports about Iran's nuclear activities" the website reports.

Graham Andrew, former UK diplomat and Special Assistant to the Director General for Scientific and Technical Affairs is one of the two agents regulating IAEA reports against Iran and reports directly to Sir Robert John Sawers, current chief of the (MI6) secret intelligence service. The second agent is Larry Johnson, director of the legal division of the International Atomic Energy Agency. This American diplomat has continued and open relations with Gary Seymour, President Obama's advisor for disarmament affairs and with Leon Edward Pancetta, CIA director. Seymour is very hostile to Iran's peaceful nuclear energy program. Evidence shows that these two men also have close relations with Hutchinson, a former agency observer who was deported from Iran for breaking rules.

Sources in Tehran believe that after Heinonen's withdrawal, Andrew and Jackson are using IAEA reports as psychological warfare against Iran's peaceful nuclear energy program. Heinonen is currently working with Harvard University as a cover for his intelligence related activities.

Some facts about the methods used by intelligence agents in writing IAEA reports regarding Iran's nuclear program:

Composing IAEA reports according to IAEA inspector observations and alleged studies, claimed by western intelligence agencies and  leaking false information to western media sources prior to publishing the reports in order to create  a negative psychological influence on the atmosphere and effect Tehran's positive steps in future reports.

Helped by Amano, agents intentionally seek to make reports legally ambiguous; in this way, the reader may not be able to discern between Iran's established, legal international obligations and expectations stated by superpowers in UN security resolutions.

Finally, reporting based on the western countries political needs in a way that not damage IAEA position in the international community.