The truck is a product of Iran, and the driver was the citizen of Iran Ali Rakhman Nadgaf by the name. The certificate issued by Hygiene Epidemiological Station of South Kazakhstan Region on finding the load radiation free. Customs declaration of scrap metal export. The driver encountered no obstacles on Kazakhstani border. On April 30, he arrived at Uzbekistan Customs station Gisht-Kuprik where the truck was kept for additional examination and radiological test.
Further reports differ.
Documents say to Pakistan. However the documents might have possibly been just a fake like the Hygiene Station. Nuclear customers had met no obstacles in buying official certificate of state agency and passing through Kazakhstan customs with no examination at all, and it was easy as pie for them to draw a fictitious agreement. The initial version suggests that the Iranian citizen was driving Iranian truck with radioactive substances to Iran that is known to conduct intensive research in the field of nuclear energy and technologies. The containers found on Uzbek border might have contain, for example, materials from Ulba Metallurgy Plant producing fuel for atomic power stations.