In October 1998, Mubarak said that Egypt could, if need be, develop nuclear weapons, or even buy the technology

http://www.msnbc.msn.com/id/7181847/ns/us_news-security/t/egypt-ready-go-nuclear/

مجرد بداية

The two countries have built a series of tunnels along the Egyptian-Libyan border. The tunnels conceal development and production of North Korean missiles and nuclear weapons components from the prying eyes of Israeli and U.S. spy satellites.

وقد بنيت بين البلدين "مصر وليبيا" سلسلة من الانفاق على طول الحدود المصرية الليبية , انفاق تخفي تطوير وانتاج صواريخ كوريا الشمالية النووية ومكونات الاسلحة بعيدا عن اعين المتطفلين من اقمار التجسس الاسرائيلية والامريكية .

http://www.wnd.com/2003/02/17263/

Further analysis of radar tapes revealed that
the Taepo Dong 1 had a small third solid propellant stage (presumably designed to place
the satellite into orbit) Debris from this third stage was believed to have impacted as
far as 4,000 km from the launch point Some analysts believe that if the missile had
functioned properly, the Taepo Dong 1 space launch vehicle (SLV) could have achieved a 3,800 to 5,900 km range
.............

In August 2002, a North Korean couple based in Bratislava in Slovakia, was found buying dual-purpose goods in China, Russia and Belarus and then exporting them to the Kader Factory for Developed Industries, an Egyptian government-funded military complex in Cairo. The couple, Kim Kum Jin and Ri Sun Hui, was found driving a black Mercedes and living in a luxury apartment in Bratislava, where they counted among their neighbors, the city’s mayor and a cabinet minister. According to Slovak investigations, both turned out be high-ranking North Korean agents with ties to Bureau 39, a shadowy wing of the ruling Korean Workers’ party controlled by North Korean leader Kim Jong Il

t was expected to deliver a 700 kg payload over 1,000 km, accurate to within 100 meters

http://www.globalsecurity.org/wmd/world/egypt/missile.htm

تمام وتقييم علي المصادر
بس يا رب استر دي زي ما هي ليها مميزات ليها عيوب

Egypt suspected of nuclear tests


VIENNA, Austria (AP) — The U.N. atomic watchdog agency has found evidence of secret nuclear experiments in Egypt that could be used in weapons programs, diplomats said yesterday. The diplomats told The Associated Press that most of the work was carried out in the 1980s and 1990s, but said the International Atomic Energy Agency also was looking at evidence suggesting some work was performed as recently as a year ago. Egypt’s government rejected claims it is or has been pursuing a weapons program, saying its nuclear program is for peaceful purposes. “A few months ago we denied these kinds of claims and we do so again,” Egyptian government spokesman Magdy Rady said. “Nothing about our nuclear program is secret, and there is nothing that is not known to the IAEA.” But one of the diplomats said the Egyptians “tried to produce various components of uranium” without declaring it to the IAEA, as they were bound to under the Nuclear Nonproliferation Treaty. The products included several pounds of uranium metal and uranium tetrafluoride — a precursor to uranium hexafluoride gas, the diplomat said on condition of anonymity. Uranium metal can be processed into plutonium, while uranium hexafluoride can be enriched into weapons-grade uranium — both for use in the core of nuclear warheads. The diplomat said the Vienna-based IAEA had not yet drawn a conclusion about the scope and purpose of the experiments. But the work appeared to have been sporadic, involved small amounts of material and lacked a particular focus, the diplomat said. That, he said, indicated that the work was not directly geared toward creating a full-scale program to make nuclear weapons. The diplomat said that Egypt’s program was not “cohesive.” “It’s not like Iran, where there was a clear plan to produce” uranium hexafluoride, the gas that turns into enriched uranium when spun in centrifuges, he said. He also warned against comparisons to South Korea, which conducted larger-scale plutonium and uranium experiments in 1982 and 2000 without reporting them to the agency. Iran, which the United States accuses of having nuclear weapons ambitions, developed a full-fledged uranium enrichment program over nearly two decades of clandestine activity revealed only in mid 2002. Iran says it plans to enrich only to levels used to generate nuclear fuel and not to weapons-grade uranium. In Vienna, IAEA spokesman Mark Gwozdecky said the agency would not comment on the revelations about Egypt. Cairo has denied in the past it is trying to develop a nuclear weapons program. The country appeared to turn away from the pursuit of such a program decades ago. The Soviet Union and China reportedly rebuffed its requests for nuclear arms in the 1960s, and by the 1970s, Egypt gave up the idea of building a plutonium production reactor and reprocessing plant. “We’ve seen the reports and I don’t think we have anything to offer at this point except what we’ve said all along, which is, we expect all nations to cooperate with the International Atomic Energy Agency,” White House spokesman Scott McClellan said. “We’re sure they will look into this matter and I would just point out that Egypt is a signatory to the nonproliferation treaty.” Egypt runs small-scale nuclear programs for medical and research purposes, and Rady said the IAEA is monitoring that program. “Nothing about our nuclear program is secret and there is nothing that is not known to the IAEA,” he said. “We don’t have a secret program for energy. All our program is known.” Plans were floated as recently as 2002 to build the country’s first nuclear power reactor. But no construction date has been announced, and the pro-government Al-Ahram Weekly reported late last year that the plant site near the coastal town of Al-Dabaa might be sold to make way for tourism development. Yesterday’s revelations come two months after diplomats told the AP that the IAEA had discovered plutonium particles near an Egyptian nuclear facility. Back then, Egypt’s foreign and energy ministers rejected the reports — but the diplomat again verified them yesterday, adding that the agency has not been able to determine if those traces were evidence of a secret weapons program or simply the byproduct of peaceful research

http://www.michigandaily.com/content/egypt-suspected-nuclear-tests

Helmy said in the debrief — which he now disavows — that Egypt had an active nuclear weapons development program that included sending uranium to Pakistan for enrichment to bomb-grade levels. Helmy said that an Egyptian Brigadier, Ahmad Nashet, ran both the civilian nuclear establishment in Cairo, as well as the nascent bomb program.

عبد القادر حلمي بعد القاء القبض عليه بوساطة المخابرات الامريكية اعترف بوجود برنامج نووي عسكري مصري في مرحلة متقدمة


http://www.msnbc.msn.com/id/7206187/print/1/displaymode/1098/

تقرير كامل من 10 اعوام تقريبا ... ممتاز


For years, Egypt has been engaged in missile and weapons of mass destruction programs with countries such as Iraq and North Korea, reports Geostrategy-Direct, the online intelligence newsletter. The problem was that the CIA had difficulty uncovering these programs
منذ سنوات ومصر تشارك عده دول فى برامج الصواريج واسلحه الدمار الشامل مثل العراق وكوريا الشماليه .وتوضح ذلك تقاير الجيوستراتيجيه المباشره ونشره الاستخبارات .. ولكن المشكله ان السى اى ايه كانت تجد صعوبه فى الكشف عن هذه البرامج.
Now, after years of searching, the CIA has come up with the reason
الان .. وبعد سنوات من البحث اكتشفت السى اى ايه السبب ..


Egypt has devised a concealment and deception program that exceeds that of North Korea’s, intelligence operatives say. Many of the Egyptian missile and WMD programs are based in the Sahara and huge Western deserts between Egypt and Libya.

مصر قامت باخفاء وخداع برنامج يفوق برنامج كوريا الشمالية عددا !!!! وعملاء المخابرات الامريكية يقولون ان العديد من الصواريخ المصرية وبرامج اسلحة الدمار الشامل تبني في الصحراء الغربية " الصحراء الضخمة بين مصر وليبيا

The two countries have built a series of tunnels along the Egyptian-Libyan border. The tunnels conceal development and production of North Korean missiles and nuclear weapons components from the prying eyes of Israeli and U.S. spy satellites.


قد بنيت بين البلدين "مصر وليبيا" سلسلة من الانفاق على طول الحدود المصرية الليبية , انفاق تخفي تطوير وانتاج صواريخ كوريا الشمالية ومكونات الاسلحه النوويه بعيدا عن اعين المتطفلين من اقمار التجسس الاسرائيلية والامريكية .

North Korea reportedly built the tunnel network. Pyongyang used its expertise in digging its way to South Korea for the Egyptian and Libyan concealment program.



قامت كوريا الشمالية ببناء شبكة الانفاق , حيث قامت بيونغ يانغ باستخدام خبرتها في مجال حفر طريقها الى كوريا الجنوبية لبرنامج الاخفاء المصرى والليبى.

North Korea currently is working on a mega-tunnel project through Libya. Thousands of North Korean workers are building a reinforced concrete tunnel that is 1,300 feet underground and can’t be destroyed even by U.S. nuclear weapons. Or, at least that is the hope by Egypt and the Libyans.


كوريا الشمالية حاليا ومن خلال الالاف من العمال الكوريين الشماليين تعمل على بناء نفق من الخرسانة تحت الارض بعمق 1300 قدم " 400 مترا "(تقريبا) . ولا يمكن تدميرها حتى بالاسلحة النووية الامريكية , وهذا هو امل كل من المصريين والليبيين
The presence of so many North Koreans as well as Filipinos in Libya has not been easy to hide. That’s where the deception comes in. Libyan ruler Moammar Gadhafi has told Western guests that the laborers are going to build a 2,000-mile tunnel from Egypt to Tunisia in what the colonel calls the “Great Man-Made River Project.”


Quietly, U.S. officials have probed Egypt for information on the project. Egyptian officials, who have stymied every U.S. investigation on Iraqi- or North Korean-linked WMD programs, have shrugged their shoulders.
وكانت امريكا تريد معرفه تفاصيل المشروع ومصر احبطت ذلك


http://www.wnd.com/2003/02/17263/

The CIA reported in January 1999 that Egypt continues its effort to develop and produce the Scud B and Scud C
and to develop the two-stage Vector short-range ballistic missiles (SRBMs).

US suspects Egypt is developing a liquid-fueled missile called the Vector with an estimated range of 600-
1200 kilometers.

This missile is reported to be a version of the Argentine Condor II or Vector missile. Ranges
were reported from 820-980 kilometers

http://www.denvergov.org/Portals/326/documents/WMD

The Independent reports that the German company Messerchmitt-Boelkow-Blohm (MBB) coordinated the Condor project from 1979 to 1985, assisting Iraq, Egypt, Argentina, and Romania, in developing the missile with a 600-mile range. After 1985, MBB technicians established a firm called Consen to carry on the work in Switzerland.

http://articles.latimes.com/1993-09-26/news/mn-39403_1_missing-parts

تقيم من نار
ثاني لمجهودك يا اسبايدر

أتحفتنا يا سبايدر بروابطك الخطيرة .. أتمنى يكون كل ما فيها صحيح .. بل أتمنى أن تكون الحقيقة أخطر من ذلك بكثير ..
لكن أتمنى تعديل الرابط
http://www.denvergov.org/Portals/326/documents/WMD
لأنه لا يعمل
وتقييم ثنائى على مجهودك الرائع

the modification of the SCUD and SS-10missile

the Egyptian effort to develop a nuclear warhead, including the Cobalt-60 effort and the purchase of uranium from France

http://www.msnbc.msn.com/id/7206187/ns/us_news-security/

IAEA confirms: Egypt has nuclear weapons program



For years, we’ve been arguing that Egypt is running a low-profile
military nuclear program. Some Israeli intelligence analysts share our view based on the fact that Egypt operates lab-size nuclear reactors. This view is unpopular among Israeli and American politicians because the only rational course of action, attacking the Egyptian reactors, is not feasible due to the Israeli-Egyptian peace treaty.

The International Atomic Energy Agency’s officials leaked the 2007 and 2008 reports which prove that weapons-grade uranium has been found near Inshas, where the Egyptian nuclear reactors are located. The Egyptians have been evasive on this matter, ludicrously blaming the uranium traces on medical radio isotopes used in their program. Now it is absolutely certain that Egypt has very slowly been accumulating uranium, enriching it in its research facilities in order to make a small number of nuclear weapons. It is no less certain that the gutless Israeli government will keep its head in the sand and stick to the fake peace treaty instead of bombing the Egyptian nuclear reactors immediately. The IAEA leak can possibly be attributed to Iran, which sought to embarrass Egypt after their recent feud, but more likely it is the work of American diplomats who thus send Israel a message that she cannot go on bombing all the reactors in the vicinity, and must put up with a nuclear Iran.

http://samsonblinded.org/news/iaea-confirms-egypt-runs-nuclear-program-10854