Briefing with Dr. Ephraim Asculai on Iran's Nuclear Capabilities - July 3, 2024

Join us for an insightful interview with nuclear expert Dr. Ephraim Asculai as he delves into the critical state of Iran's nuclear program.
In this comprehensive analysis, Dr. Ephraim Asculai discusses:
📌Iran's rapid enrichment capabilities and their ability to produce nuclear weapons within weeks.
📌The implications of Iran's threshold state status and its potential to reach 90% enrichment for nuclear devices.
📌The international community's role, including the limitations of the IAEA and the need for diplomatic pressure.
📌The impact of the U.S. withdrawal from the JCPOA on the current situation.
📌The broader geopolitical context and potential future scenarios.
Understand the technical, diplomatic, and geopolitical dimensions surrounding Iran’s nuclear advancements and what it means for global security. Watch now to stay informed!
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[@sdabes6922]

Why have you closed the comment part? I just posted one but it disappeared immediately!!

[@gidonskop217]

They have Korea weapons. Keep talking a lot

[@sdabes6922]

This is such biased and one sided report/analysis. I'm an American with neutral views on political issues the world over. We all know that Israel, with the help of the West, has acquired several hundred nuke warheads. Now it is worried that Iran may develop nuke weapons and challenge its military supremacy in the region. But why would Iran need to threaten that supremacy with nuke weapons? Iran is about 80 times larger than Israel and has a population more than 10 times of that of Israel. BTW, Iran has already demonstrated its deterrence military capability through conventional military means. On 14th Apr this year Iran fired over 300 drones and missiles at Israel from more than 1400 Km away, in retaliation for the illegal Israeli missile attack on their embassy in Damascus on 1st Apr that killed a few Iranian military officers and some civilians. And if (with advance warning from Iran for the planned attack) the US, the UK, France, Jordan and some Arab countries of the region had not helped Israel defend against those missiles and drones, Israel would have been hit by more than 9 Ballistic missiles that hit two Israeli air bases. So why does Iran need to develop nuke weapons to give Israel a huge bloody nose?

[@BobvanT]

you’re either a bot or you are beyond ignorance