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(Jerusalem Post) Yonah Jeremy Bob - Earlier in 2020, there was a real worry that the Islamic Republic might break out to a nuclear bomb sometime this year, but that concern in the near term has passed. Tehran already had enough low-enriched uranium to make one nuclear weapon since March, but it has not elevated the purity level of the uranium. The biggest worry until summer 2020 was that Iran had some major, clandestine site where it was secretly breaking out to a nuclear weapon. But then there were a dozen explosions at Iranian facilities, several of them likely nuclear-related. Already in September 2019, sources close to the Mossad said the 2018 Mossad raid on the Iranian nuclear archive produced a map of all the unknown sites. The power of this "map" became all too clear watching the explosions this summer. 2020-09-21 00:00:00Full Article
Iranian Nuclear Archive Revealed Map of Unknown Nuclear Sites
(Jerusalem Post) Yonah Jeremy Bob - Earlier in 2020, there was a real worry that the Islamic Republic might break out to a nuclear bomb sometime this year, but that concern in the near term has passed. Tehran already had enough low-enriched uranium to make one nuclear weapon since March, but it has not elevated the purity level of the uranium. The biggest worry until summer 2020 was that Iran had some major, clandestine site where it was secretly breaking out to a nuclear weapon. But then there were a dozen explosions at Iranian facilities, several of them likely nuclear-related. Already in September 2019, sources close to the Mossad said the 2018 Mossad raid on the Iranian nuclear archive produced a map of all the unknown sites. The power of this "map" became all too clear watching the explosions this summer. 2020-09-21 00:00:00Full Article
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