In an April 20, 2024 interview with the conservative Iranian news website Asr-e Iran, Iranian-American international affairs expert Hooshang Amirahmadi said that Iran must produce a nuclear weapon so that it can achieve deterrence against Israel. Amirahmadi, a U.S. resident, is the president of the American-Iranian Council (AIC) and lectures at Rutgers University in New
Iranian officials have stepped up their open threats about a coming "nuclear breakdown," apparently in an effort to acclimate the international community that an Iranian nuclear weapon no longer is "taboo."
Three-minute read The confluence of economic crises facing Iran and its dire consequences for the ruling establishment continues to compel state media and
Introduction Since Iran's April 4, 2024 drone and missile attack on Israel, named "True Promise," by the Iranian regime, and against the backdrop of statements by International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA) director general Rafael Grossi that Iran is "weeks rather than months" away from having enough enriched uranium to develop a nuclear bomb, [1] Iranian regime officials,