Daily Mail:

• The document was seized as part of a raid by Israeli intelligence agents on a compound in Tehran in 2018 
• It is from an Iranian official requesting the parameters of a warhead fitted on a missile in November 2002 
• Scribbled in the top left corner is a note from regime's nuclear chief Moshen Fakhrizadeh, who signs off plans
• Document forms the centrepiece of an as-yet unreleased report highlighting Iran's 'clandestine' nuclear

A never-seen-before secret Iranian government document proves the regime was trying to build a nuclear weapon as far back as 2002.

It shows scientists outlining their proposals for a 'warhead', which are given the green light by Tehran's top nuclear official.

The document was seized as part of a raid by Israeli intelligence agents on a compound in Tehran in 2018, and is now being exclusively revealed to the world by MailOnline.

The damning nuclear blueprint forms the centrepiece of a soon-to-be published report by the Friends of Israel Initiative (FOII), a group of foreign policy experts including several former presidents and prime ministers.

As part of a fact-finding mission to the country led by Canada's former foreign minister John Baird, they were given exclusive access to the haul of documents stashed in the Tehran hanger.

This included a piece of paper dated November 28, 2002, which they say is from a 'senior Iranian official requesting the parameters of a warhead fitted on a missile'. 

Scribbled in the top left corner is a note from Moshen Fakhrizadeh, Iran's nuclear science chief, who writes: 'In the name of God. Right now in a treatment process. Please archive the original script of the document. Fakhrizadeh.' 

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