Israel has upheld its recent attacks on the Iranian goals, claiming that Tehran is very close to developing an atomic bomb. Will search for a development and pose for the existing danger for Israel, as the Iranian regime has reiterated that it has declared the intention to destroy Israel.
While Tehran insisted that its nuclear program only fulfills civil purposes, many members of the international community see military capability in it.
French Foreign Minister Jean-Noel Barrot said on Sunday that Tehran’s nuclear program is a “existential threat” for both Israel and Europe, while the emphasis was creating the best solution to reach a proposal.
German Foreign Minister Johan Wadeful said on Saturday that Berlin, Paris and Britain were ready to negotiate with Tehran to reduce the situation.
How advanced is Iran’s nuclear program?
There are two types of nuclear programs: citizens and military. Civil programs fully focus on nuclear power plants to generate electricity, while military programs aim to build a nuclear war – in other words, atomic bombs.
The Iranian regime has consistently claimed that its nuclear program is especially citizens in nature – and most experts and Western intelligence agree that Iran is currently not making an nuclear weapon.
However, the level of Iran’s uranium enrichment may be a cause of concern. For the International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA), more than 400 kg (881 pounds) of Iran is enriched up to 60%. The level of enrichment is far away which is necessary for civil energy production-and is close to a weapon degree Material,
On 90% of the enhancement, they will be weapons grade-graded for about 10 nuclear warheads, 400 kg.
“As confirmed by IAEA, Iran increased its enrichment to 60%, plus [there has been] An RIS in missile tests, “Security expert Hans Jacob Shindleer told DW from the counter extremism project.” You can say that this was your conversation status with the United States, but you can see it and say [Tehran] Walking towards one [nuclear] Bomb. ,
The conversation between Iran and the US was scheduled to continue in Oman, but now shelter has been given due to the latest growth.
Currently there is no confirmation that Iran has enriched uranium up to 90%. However, experts have warned that, given its stockpile and technical capabilities, the country can quickly reach that Thold Relume. On the day before the Israeli attack, Tehran announced a plan to bring another uranium enrichment facility online.
A rich uranium alone does not form a bomb. Iran will need to create a working warhead and a missile that is capable of distributing it.
How important is Israel’s attacks?
In its attacks, Israel not only targeted Iran’s military leadership members and scientists involved in the nuclear program.
Satellite images indicate the level of destruction on two major research and enrichment facilities in Natanz and Isfahan. IAEA has confirmed damage to both features. It is not clear how difficult it would be to repair for the entire limit of destruction and to Iran.
Walter Posh, for Iran specialist at the Vienna Institute for Peace Support and Conflict Management, said that DW had “serious” for Iran.
,[What’s] Can import more common who are definitely nuclear scientists … [They] With [nuclear] Almost from his establishment, he has all institutional knowledge, “he explained.
“They play an important role … so on the level of academic experience and practice knowledge … it’s a serious shock.”
In addition to nuclear features and military and scientist aristocrats, missile locations are one of the goals of Israeli bombs in Iran.
Why is there an nuclear program in Iran?
Iran’s nuclear program is about the dates of the 1950s, when the then Western Government began to develop a civil nuclear program with the help of America.
After the 1979 Iranian revolution, a radical, anti-Western government was brought to power, increasing international concerns that Tehran could use his nuclear program for military purposes.
In 2002, international inspectors discovered highly rich uranium in Natanz nuclear facility, causing international restrictions.
In 2015, Iran reached a historic deal with America and other countries, known as the Joint Comprehensive Action Plan (JCPOA). The agreement limited Iran’s nuclear program and imposed strict control in exchange for reducing restrictions.
However, US President Donald Trump returned from the agreement in 2018 during his first term, its criticism only temporarily and failed to address Iran’s ballistic missile program. The US then imposed new sanctions on Iran.
In response, Iran gradually returned to compliance with the agreement and increased its uranium enrichment beyond the 3.67% limit under the 2015 deal.
Since Trump’s second term, new efforts have been made to reach an agreement between Washington and Tehran. A new meeting between the delegation of both sides was to be held in the Gulf State Oman in the coming days, but was canceled due to the current situation.
