US EditionUS military briefs Trump on plan to seize Iran's buried uranium stockpile: Report
Experts warn the high-risk commando operation to seize Iran's uranium stockpile would require extensive airlift and expose troops to fire.
- The U.S. military presented President Donald Trump with a plan to seize nearly 1,000 pounds of highly enriched uranium from Iran by building a runway and transporting excavation equipment, involving thousands of troops and weeks of operation inside Iran.
- Experts including Ilan Goldenberg and Brendan P. Buck condemned the plan as extraordinarily risky, operationally complex, and unlikely to succeed.
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The military handed over to US President Donald Trump a plan to seize about 450 kilograms of highly enriched uranium in Iran, reporting on April 1, The Washington Post, citing sources.
'Worst of all the bad ideas': Trump’s high-risk Iran commando raid scorched
Experts are blasting President Donald Trump’s “high-risk” commando raid plan to build a runway in Iran to seize Iran’s nuclear stockpile.“The U.S. military has given the president a plan to seize nearly 1,000 pounds of highly enriched uranium in Iran that would involve flying in excavation equipment and building a runway for cargo planes to take the radioactive material out,” reported the Washington Post, citing two sources. “The complex plan wa…
'Worst of All the Bad Ideas': Trump's High-Risk Iran Commando Raid Plan Scorched
A “high-risk” commando raid plan requested by President Donald Trump, which involves building a runway in Iran to seize Iran’s nuclear stockpile, is being blasted by experts. “The U.S. military has given the president a plan to seize nearly 1,000 pounds of highly enriched uranium in Iran that would involve flying in excavation equipment and building a runway for cargo planes to take the radioactive material out,” the Washington Post, citing two …
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