Prime Minister Binyamin Netanyahu outlined, Monday evening, the five elements of Iran's nuclear-arms program, as illustrated in archival material recently obtained by Israeli intelligence. He said the fifth element was "integrating nuclear weapons on missiles. Here’s a design for a nuclear payload on a Shahab3 missile, from the archive. Here’s the warhead, here’s the bomb. And I don’t have to remind you, I think, that Iran is continually expanding the range of its ballistic missiles, its nuclear-capable missiles. They started with 1,000 kilometers, they’re now up to 2,000, roughly. They can reach Riyadh, Tel Aviv, Moscow, but they’re working on far, far greater ranges. They’re planning much longer range missiles to carry nuclear weapons.
"So these files conclusively prove that Iran is brazenly lying when it says it never had a nuclear weapons program. The files prove that."