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As the president Donald Trump The edge is closer to the potentially bombing Tehran, Iran, the intelligence community has not yet believes that Iran is moving to nuclear weapons.
“If they don’t make a deal, it will bomb,” Trump said on Sunday. It was unclear whether this means that Israel or the US would bomb Tehran. “It is likely that if they do not conclude a deal, I will do on their secondary tariffs, as I did four years ago,” he added.
Secondary “tariffs” or sanctions will mean that a spot of financial fines in any country leading with Iran.
Tuls Gabard’s national intelligence director said at the Senate’s hearing last week Iran does not build nuclear weapons. (Reuters/Leah Millis)
However the threat of Trump directly war with Tehran It comes immediately after the director of the National Intelligence Director Tulsi Gabard insisted last week, Iran does not build nuclear weapons – at least not yet.
“The IC (intelligence community) continues to evaluate that Iran does not build nuclear weapons, and Khamenei did not allow the nuclear weapons program, which he rejected in 2003,” – said Gabard Last week, a world hearing on the threat conducted by the Senate intelligence community.
Experts believe Iran is enrichment uranium up to 60%What puts it just below 90% required for nuclear weapons, and stated that there was no civil use for 60% of uranium enriched.
“It continues to keep a close eye on when Tehran will decide to relocate its nuclear weapons program. Last year we saw erosion in the length of taboo in Iran, which discussed nuclear weapons in public, most likely subjected to Nuclear Weapons under Iran’s decision.”
She added that the enrichment of Iran’s uranium was “at the highest level” and “unprecedented for the state without nuclear weapons.”
Annual IS threats, published in conjunction with hearing, predicted that Iran will continue to threaten US citizens and conduct operations in the US
“Tehran will try to use its reliable missile capabilities and expanded nuclear program, as well as diplomatic information about regional states and US rivals to strengthen its regional impact and ensure the survival of the regime,” the statement said. “However, regional and internal problems, most of the tensions with Israel, seriously check Iran’s ambitions and capabilities.”
The report describes in detail the “mortality” of Iran and UPP missiles, but there was little talked about the threat of Iran’s nuclear program.
Experts estimate that Iran enriches Uranus to 60%, near the weapon level. (Organization of Iran’s atomic energy via AP, file)
He assessed Iran’s capabilities degraded by Israel, will be able to restrain further offensive Israeli actions.
“It evaluates Iran’s prospects for the restoration of forces and creates reliable restraint, especially for Israeli actions, dim,” the statement reads.
JINSA President and CEO Michael Makovsky suggested a separate assessment, reporting Fox News Digital: “Their enrichment program is about how much you can get, so part is done. Therefore, the issue is part of the weapon … Today is the issue of less weapons and more opportunities.”
Behnam Ben TaleBlu, analyst of the Democracy Defense Fund, added broader criticism. “If IS, journalists or open source analysts do not connect the points between the strategy, opportunities and intentions when viewing Iran’s nuclear infrastructure atomic infrastructure.”
He said that the threats’ assessment “should be politicized” all over the world, but “the intelligence staff should ask if Iran does not build weapons why it has invested so much time, work and capital?”
The Tehran’s move to nuclear weapons is not a dash, but “a slow and sustainable search for the most dangerous weapon in the world,” Taleblu said.
The updated threat comes when the US strengthened its forces in the Middle East. Secretary of Defense Pete Hegset recently sent a second aircraft carrier, USS Carl Vinson to join the “Strike Strike” group USS Harry S. Truman, the deployment of which was also expanded.
US is also recently deployed Two B-2 bombers To the database Diego Garcia in the Indian Ocean, a warning to the police of Iran and Yemen. Aircraft are able to wear Bunker Bunker 30,000 and are now located within Iran.
The Islamic Revolutionary Corps of the Guard demonstrate its missiles in Iran. (Majid Asgaripour/Wana)
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In his first term, Trump came out of the 2015 nuclear transaction, signed by President Barack Obama at the time, considering it a “bad deal” that did not stop Iran’s nuclear program.
He had already ordered his administration to return “maximum pressure” to Tehran, strangling them financially from every government’s lever.
