Fox news reported on Tuesday Feb. 24 a bomb shell exposing secret nuclear program underway in Iran. A clandestine operation taking place as the Obama administration seeks a nuclear deal with the regime in Tehran.
Eric Shawn reporting: It is a top secret nuclear site now revealed. That is the claim from the Iranian opposition group. It was revealed in a press conference in Washington that it is ongoing at the National Press Club.
Aliraza Jafarzadeh, the deputy director of the Washington office of the National Council of Resistance of Iran. That group right now is saying that despite Tehran insisting that it is not developing a nuclear bomb, Iran is actually continuing to work on uranium enrichment in an undeclared underground complex that has been hidden for years from the UN nuclear inspectors. 
The Resistance group is making their revelations public saying that site is called Lavizan-3. It is right outside Tehran in a heavily protected 62 acre facility with what they say advanced uranium enrichment centrifuges are being developed for nuclear weapons.
This group claims that it has smuggled a photo out of that facility that shows what they claim is a more than one foot lead-line door that shields the center from radiation. The group also says the huge secret rooms are there that is insulated to prevent sound and radiation leaks so they would not be detected by the West. The NCRI says “Today’s intelligence makes it palpably clear that Iran has been continuing to lie for more than a decade and has deceived the world community. Research and development with advanced centrifuges in highly secret sites are only intended to advance the nuclear weapons project… If the United States is serious about preventing the Iranian regime from obtaining nuclear weapons, it must make the continuation of the talks predicated on the IAEA’s immediate inspection of the Lavizan-3 site.”
Fox news added that these revelations come as US diplomats and world powers are believed to be edging closer to a nuclear deal with Iran by the deadline of the end of the month they been meeting in Geneva.
Iran has long denied that it is seeking nuclear weapons. The NCRI is credited with first revealing the full extent of Iran’s covert nuclear program way back in 2002.