World Leaders Accuse Obama Of Treason On United Nations Floor According to recent reports, President Christina Fernandez de Kirchener has just announced that almost five years ago, her nation was approached by an Obama administration official with a request that Argentina provide enriched nuclear fuel to the Islamic Republic of Iran. The announcement received very little media attention, but it contains some serious implications. Gary Samore, the former White House Coordinator for Arms Control and Weapons of Mass Destruction, is yet to dispute the claim. Instead, he has been open about his opposition to the nuclear agreement currently worked out between Obama and Iran. Kirchener claims that Samore insisted that Argentina provide nuclear fuel to Iran, in beliefs that it would remove their need to continue their uranium enrichment program. According to Kirchener, the deal fell through when the Argentinean government asked for a request in writing. At that point, the issue was dropped completely, she claims. Samore recently issued a statement admitting that he had traveled to Argentina in 2010 and made the request, but somehow, he is arguing that is no big deal. He also claims that he subsequently approached France and Russia with a similar proposal. The deal, he claims, was that Iran would send their low-enriched uranium to Russia. It would then be further enriched before it was sent along to France. The White House did not immediately respond to the allegations. 