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Israel's Prime Minister Netanyahu assumes that despite the recent attacks, Iran still has 400 kilos of almost weapons-capable uranium, but Iran's nuclear program has been thrown back by years, says Netanyahu.
This amount is "a necessary but not sufficient condition for Iran to produce nuclear bombs," Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu said in an interview.
Netanyahu: Israel’s Strike on Iran’s Nuclear Program ‘Would Have Happened Anyway’
By: Fern Sidman In an exclusive interview with i24News, Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu described Israel’s recent strike on Iran’s nuclear program as a “historic operation” that would have proceeded even without U.S. backing, asserting that the action neutralized two of Israel’s most dangerous threats — Tehran’s atomic ambitions and its ballistic missile capabilities. Netanyahu told i24News that from the outset, his decision to act was unwaver…
The Israeli expressed his belief that Iran, despite the barrage of Israeli and US bombings on its nuclear facilities, still possesses 400 kilograms of 60% enriched uranium...More...
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