US EditionIran and Us: Time for a Feel - BusinessWorld Online
- On June 22, 2025, aerial images showed damage at Iranian nuclear facilities following U.S. strikes targeting enrichment sites in Iran.
- The strikes followed intelligence revealing Iran originally planned five nuclear weapons before abandoning its program in 2003 under international pressure.
- Iran's nuclear sites were repeatedly targeted by Israeli raids that killed key scientists, exposing Iran's vulnerability amid Israel's intelligence dominance.
- Experts note Iran's nuclear ambitions depend on political choices more than technical capacity, with remarks such as nuclear weapons possibly seen as regime survival tools.
- The U.S. plans talks to halt Iran's uranium enrichment in exchange for sanctions relief, while Iran's covert nuclear efforts face challenges from U.S. and Israeli surveillance.
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Iran and us: Time for a feel - BusinessWorld Online
I ran and us, separated by the Asian landmass, are tangled up in invisible knots first entwined in the mid-20th Century. Time now to give these unseen knots a good feel. Seventy years ago, Iran’s elected Prime Minister Mohammad Mossadegh was forced out of office by a successful smear campaign. The authors of this regime change plot were the British M16 (old-ish, created in 1906) and the United States CIA (brand new, created in 1947). Both foreig…
Telemundo Phoenix/Tucson
Iran's top nuclear scientist was driving to his country home with his wife one autumn day four years ago. As he slowed down to pass a speed bump, a remote-controlled machine gun mounted on a nearby pickup truck fired a burst of bullets, killing him instantly, Iranian authorities said. The assassination of Mohsen Fakhrizadeh, architect of a dormant nuclear weapons project known as Project Amad, starkly illustrated Israel's deep penetration into I…
Can Iran secretly build a nuclear bomb without being caught by Israel? – Mnnofa
Iran’s top nuclear scientist was driving to his country house with his wife on an autumn day four years ago. As he slowed down for a speed bump, a remote-controlled machine gun mounted on a nearby pick-up truck fired a volley of bullets, killing him instantly, Iranian authorities said. The assassination of Mohsen Fakhrizadeh, the architect of a dormant nuclear weapons project known as Project Amad, illustrated in brutal fashion how deeply Israel…
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