Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has accused Iran’s leaders of “brazenly lying” when they claimed Iran was not pursuing a nuclear weapons programme.
During an address from the Israel Ministry of Defence in Tel Aviv, Netanyahu presented what he said was “new and conclusive proof” that Iran is keeping an “atomic archive” at a secret compound.
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