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The regime's atomic program is tied to its weapons program; from just a single small unit of a tiny cluster of data from this large network one can reconstruct a picture of the scope of the Intelligence Ministry of the Islamic Republic of Iran's operations inside the occupied territories.

Olik Rivin was active at an atomic facility, one of the seven main bases of the Zionist regime's atomic weapons program.

Olik Rivin is a neutron specialist, an inorganic chemist, and an expert in working on materials for laser microscopy.

This image shows the neutron program in which Olik Rivin had specialized.

Olik Rivin worked on a joint project.

The joint project was between the Negev atomic base in the occupied territories and the Los Alamos National Laboratory in the United States.

The name Los Alamos is tied to the history of producing the atomic bomb.

The first atomic bombs of the United States, which led to the deaths of the people of Hiroshima and Nagasaki, were produced at Los Alamos.

The cooperation program of Olik Rivin with Los Alamos is carried out under the cover of a company.

A company called Senai Rotem.

Rotem should be regarded as analogous to Los Alamos in the Occupied Territories.

Rotem's roles include producing specialized military components and detecting/identifying radiation from active materials.

This document shows that Rotem sent a shipment to the Los Alamos atomic laboratory in the United States.

The shipment consisted of chemical samples related to the occupying regime's atomic weapons program.

The cooperation between Los Alamos and the occupying regime includes contracts for the production and laboratory-scale testing of bombs.

These were tests that, with U.S. cooperation, were first carried out in African countries.

But after this was exposed by Russian and Chinese sources, the tests were moved to the United States.

They were then concealed under the cover of the U.S. regime's atomic tests.

These names are the identities and faces of the Zionist delegation that in 2018 became independent in Los Alamos to advance those same joint projects.

One of the professors, Algroyan Iladkaspi, is directly affiliated with Los Alamos.

And Rotem Industries is effectively under his supervision.

Iladkaspi's role in the regime's atomic weapons activities is significant.

His work involves measuring the quantity and arrangement of material in the warheads of modern atomic bombs to achieve the maximum explosive yield.

In another part of this data galaxy, the name Eyal Iahal turns up.

He is one of the senior managers at the Negev Atomic Research Center who works on neutron emission measurement and the analysis of atomic radiation and semiconductors.

And he is one of the factors linking the production of US atomic weapons and the Zionist regime.

The U.S. National Energy Laboratory in Livermore, California, and the Los Alamos National Laboratory are among the centers that collaborate with Eyal Iahal.

But Yonatan Albas was born in March 1977.

He is the head of the Advanced Research Division of the regime's Atomic Energy Organization, which works on analyzing nuclear radiation and on controlling and optimizing the quality of atomic equipment.

Yahal and Albas are both affiliated with Elazar Sreid, whose specialty is modern atomic bombs.

Increasing the plasma density of atomic devices in nuclear fusion reactions and producing experimental infrastructure to test the quality of atomic weapons are among the most important specialties.

Ran Ashkenazi was born in 1976.

He is another of the regime's collaborators in the production of weapons of mass destruction.

This senior member of the regime's Atomic Energy Organization collaborates with foundations such as the Weizmann.

The Weizmann Foundation, one of the organizations involved in producing weapons of mass destruction, was destroyed during missile attacks by the Islamic Republic of Iran.

But no one knew what Weizmann's main role was in the production of such equipment.

Names and faces such as

Ald Rivin, Eilat Kasfi, Il Gahl, Yonatan Albas, Elazar Sreid and Ran Ashkenazi

Only a portion of the scientists "seh yonist feral" are in the regime's atomic weapons program

who are now in the hands of the Ministry of Intelligence of the Islamic Republic of Iran for future operations.