
One Observator
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The possible nuclear dimension of the war cannot be overlooked And if Iran had not yet produced a weapon by February, after that it would have every reason to do so, and with the technology it possesses and North Korean assistance, it would be a relatively quick. I recently wrote about the possibility of Iran already possessing a nuclear weapon and the risks that this could lead to various outcomes. One of them: ‘That would completely upend the Middle East board, starting with Saudi launching its own program, as it has repeatedly said it would do if Iran ever developed a nuclear weapon.’ But if Iran already has a nuclear weapon, why hasn’t it revealed it? The answer might lie in the fact that they are uncertain about the reactions from Israel and the U.S., who could claim the necessity of a preemptive nuclear strike. Based on various lines of evidence, I have a strong intuition that Iran already possesses this weapon. Furthermore, the intensity of U.S. and Israeli operations, marked by nearly 900 strikes on the Natanz and Fordow complexes, suggests a deliberate attempt to trigger a nuclear disaster. This is further evidenced by four hits on the Bushehr nuclear power plant, as well as attacks on a heavy water reactor associated with plutonium production and a uranium facility in Yazd. Iran knows it occupies a privileged strategic position, and bombs will not reverse this situation. The U.S. and Israel have few options left on this board, while political and economic pressure increases daily. This lack of alternatives may be creating a scenario where it is becoming increasingly likely that a nuclear disaster will occur. IF that happens, Iran will likely respond by attacking the Dimona reactor in Israel, which will trigger a nuclear war, with Israel fulfilling its ‘dream’ of nuking Iran. The outcome is that this could trigger the same response from Iran, and I will explain how this would occur. Iran’s nuclear program began in the 1950s but took on a military dimension in the 1980s-2000s through the AMAD project. U.S. intelligence assessed a formal suspension in 2003, yet in the two decades since, Iran has had more than enough time to make steady investments, longer than it took Pakistan (10-15 years). After the U.S. withdrawal from the JCPOA in 2018, Iran sharply accelerated its efforts, and by 2025 it had the capability to produce a weapon in days or weeks. Read the full article: open.substack.com/pub/global21/p…



@neet2riches_2 Given the history of the Jewish people, I think it's very important that there be a Jewish homeland, just in case history repeats.


🚨عاجـــــــــــــــل هجوم على منشآت الطاقة الروسية قصف أوكراني على نوفوروسيسك... محطة شيشاريس لتحميل النفط الروسي


Jesus was a rebel, he would probably challenge the imperial authority and side with Iran.









EASTER IN IRAN These are NOT our enemies. Happy Easter to all our Iranian brothers and sisters.




















