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Countdown to Crisis contains an appendix with 50 pages of exclusive documents and photos.
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Page 352: Funding Bin Laden. Iran had business ties with Osama bin Laden going back to the early 1990s. This document, presented by the opposition Iranian People's Fedaii Guerrillas to the UN Security Council in 1996, details the purchase of Iraqi oil products smuggled through Iran by Iranian REvolutionary Guards in violation of UN sanctions. The ultimate purchaser was the Al Shamal Islamic Bank in Sudan, in which bin laden had an ownership stake. Satellite imagery of nuclear sites: Page 361: Iran destroys the evidence of a suspected uranium enrichment site within the vast REvolutionary Guards military production facility at lavizan-Shian in Tehran, once the IAEA demands to inspect the site (Credit: Digital Globe/ISIS): Before destruction: August 11, 2003 After destruction: March 22, 2004 After final clean-up: May 10, 2004 Page 362: The Bomb plant. This Feb. 27, 2005 satellite image of the Arak heavy water facility shows new construction of Iran's 40 megawatt nuclear "research" reactor, which U.S. analysts believe is a plutonium production bomb plant. (Credit: Digital Globe/ISIS)
Page 363: Covering their tracks. This image from DigitalGlobe and GlobalSecurity.org shows the underground production halls of the Natanz centrifuge enrichment facility just after they were covered over with dirt to hide them from satellites. Bijan Sepassy's FARA registration. Mr. Sepassy, who continues to offer his services to groups opposing the Islamic Republic, such as the Iran Freedom Foundation, was a registered lobbyist for the same regime he now says he opposes. He set up a lobbying organization - the Forum on American-Iranian Relations - that took money from Tehran. These documents come from the Justice Department's Foreign Agent Registration database for the years 1991-1993. Sepasy claims he represented Tehran at the urging of U.S. government officials.
Exclusive documents only available here: Ahmad Khomeini (son of the ayatollah), receiving RPG-7 training in Lebanon in the mid-1970s Ahmad Khomeini and Cuban revolutionaries. Bank Melli's Los Angeles branch office - seen before it was closed by the U.S. government
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