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The article focused on statements by Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu regarding Iran's nuclear threats. He claimed that Iran was on the verge of producing devastating nuclear bombs for Israel and that, had Israel not intervened, Iran would now possess ready-to-use nuclear weapons. The piece examined these allegations, clarifying that international reports do not support the existence of operational nuclear bombs in Iran and that the gap between possessing unassembled nuclear materials and having a ready arsenal remains significant. The article also discussed the costs and human and economic losses Israel has suffered as a result of the war with Iran, noting that the economy was affected, with a 3.3% decline in GDP in 2026, and that 29 Israelis have been killed since the conflict began, alongside extensive damage to infrastructure. It pointed out that Netanyahu's statements aim to bolster his image as a savior, while ignoring the real costs and losses, and that he promotes exaggerated claims regarding Iran's potential nuclear capabilities. Meanwhile, experts confirm that Iran does not currently possess ready nuclear bombs.
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