Iran Nuclear talks & “Hide and Seek”

After the recent talks between the US and Iranian deputy, it seems that the situation are getting worse.
Senior Iranian negotiator Abbas Araghchi said Saturday that questioning Iranian scientists and military site inspections are “out of the question" in a final nuclear agreement with world powers!
These comments were not expected from many sides of the story.

It all happens at the time when more secrete activities of the Iranians are being reviled.

On Thursday, the NCRI (National Council of Resistance of Iran) reviled that a delegation of North Korean nuclear weapons experts was in Iran in April visiting a heavily guarded secret military site, presumed to be a nuclear weapons development facility.

“The North Koreans have been heavily involved beyond the missile program. They’re involved in helping (Iran) with a nuclear warhead as well as their nuclear program,” said Alireza  Jafarzadeh on his comments about the nuclear activities by the Iranian regime.

If Tehran’s claim is that their program is for peaceful purposes, how they can explain their extensive relationship with North Korea (DPRK), including observing the nuclear test Collaborative efforts on missile development between the two countries are no secret, but the relationship allegedly runs much deeper, he added.

Meanwhile the U.N. atomic agency on Friday reported that work on a key element - an assessment of allegations that Tehran worked on atomic arms - remains essentially stalled. The IAEA is focused on 12 alleged activities that point to Iranian attempts to make such weapons, including suspicions that Tehran worked on the development on a nuclear payload for missiles. The IAEA started its probe last year by asking for information on less sensitive work related to nuclear arms allegedly carried out by Iran.
Since August, "Iran has yet to propose any new practical measures" to bring the
"The Agency remains concerned about the possible existence in Iran of undisclosed nuclear-related activities involving military-related organizations, including activities related to the development of a nuclear payload for a missiles," said the report, issued to the IAEA's 35-nation board and the U.N. Security Council.

It seems that a big hide and seek game are being played by the Iranians.
A process of smiling and cheating that still continues.
This regime has only one option: a powerful response by the international community!
Without this, it will obtain nuclear weapon and will be a great danger for whole world.