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The former chief inspector of the International Atomic Energy Agency, Dr. Yousri Abu Shady, affirmed that Iran has possessed the technical capabilities to produce a nuclear weapon for years. It possesses approximately 500 kilograms of 60% enriched uranium and advanced centrifuge devices, enabling it to produce fissile material within three to four weeks if it makes the political decision to do so. He explained that transitioning from technical capability to possessing a nuclear weapon depends on the political decision, not on technical abilities. He also emphasized that the statements made by the U.S. president regarding Iran’s nuclear program are inaccurate and that clandestine transfers of nuclear materials are impossible under ongoing international monitoring. Additionally, he addressed the fate of Iraqi nuclear scientists after 2003, clarifying that the former Iraqi regime is responsible for the assassination of Egyptian scientist Yahya El MShad, not Mossad.
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