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The U.S. air strike on nuclear facilities in Iran revived the debate about how difficult it is to make a nuclear bomb in 2025. While Washington claimed to have destroyed the program, analysts indicate that Tehran would only have been delayed for a few months, not stopped.
Iran’s capacity for nuclear weapons development defies bombs and bluster
The wreckage still smolders at Natanz and Fordow, twisted centrifuges entombed in concrete dust, but the war planners in Tel Aviv and Washington have already missed the point. Although some questioned the constitutionality of the action, Republican President Donald Trump has encountered almost no congressional opposition for joining Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu’s unprovoked attack,Continue reading "Iran’s capacity for nuclear weapon…
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