Iran bought weapons-grade uranium and a nuclear bomb blueprint from the black market, an opposition group said. The National Council of Resistance of Iran, which in the past has provided reliable information on Iran’s nuclear program, said Abdul Qadeer Khan, a Pakistani scientist who has admitted to selling his country’s nuclear secrets, sold the designs for a warhead in the mid-1990s and enriched uranium in 2001.
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