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Iran rejects Fox News report on alleged nuclear site as 'fabricated'

May 9, 2025, 07:15 GMT+1

Iran’s mission to the United Nations on Thursday rejected a Fox News report on an alleged secret nuclear weapons facility in Semnan Province, calling it “fabricated” and accusing the National Council of Resistance of Iran (NCRI) of spreading false information.

“This fabricated report follows the usual pattern of the NCRI terrorist group, which produces fake reports in the form of so-called intelligence and delivers them to Western services, including in the United States,” the Iranian mission said in a statement carried by state news agency IRNA.

“When these services realize the reports are baseless, the group then turns to Western media to amplify them,” it added.

Fox News earlier reported, based on satellite images and information from the NCRI, that the “Rainbow Site” has been operating for more than a decade under the cover of a chemical company and is used for tritium extraction — a process with “virtually no peaceful or commercial applications” and known to be “used to enhance nuclear weapons.”

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