Iran could develop a bomb in weeks
The former chief inspector of the International Atomic Energy Agency, Dr. Yousry Abu Shady, confirmed that Iran has possessed all the technical capabilities necessary to produce a nuclear weapon for years. The only obstacle is political will, not technical ability. He explained that Iran has about 500 kilograms of enriched uranium at 60% purity and advanced centrifuges of the IR-6 model, which enable it to produce fissile material within three to four weeks if it chooses to proceed. He stressed that possessing the technology does not necessarily mean possessing a weapon; the decisive factor is political decision. He also indicated that recent American statements about halting Iran’s nuclear program are inaccurate, noting that sites such as "Jabal al-Fas" were known and did not contain nuclear materials. Additionally, he discussed the fate of Iraqi nuclear scientists after 2003, clarifying that some joined international organizations or universities, while others were targeted by American intelligence and the Israeli military.
Notice: This Is an AI-Generated Summary
Comments (0)