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Iran hit by missiles looks like Israel


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3 minutes ago, screwball said:

Could this be the threat of nuclear war that plunges us into lockdown and a reset who knows! 

My guess. Israel taking out nuclear reactors. Iran has already stated, this time they will respond with nukes. 

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1 hour ago, markb57 said:

so, when did Iran get nukes????

 

The problem with the nuclear deal that Trump did not want is we have no idea if they have nukes or not.

https://www.govinfo.gov/content/pkg/CHRG-115hhrg31273/html/CHRG-115hhrg31273.htm
 

Meanwhile, Iran has resisted all efforts by the IAEA to cooperate and fully reveal its nuclear programs, providing what is known as both a correct and complete nuclear declaration, a necessary step in the IAEA process of determining that Iran’s nuclear program is peaceful. Nonetheless, the IAEA has accumulated a large body of evidence that Iran is hiding nuclear materials and activities associated with its nuclear weapons program. In the last few years, the IAEA has discovered undeclared nuclear materials and activities at four sites in Iran: three called Marivan, Varamin, and Lavisan-Shian, are linked to facilities and activities of the Amad Plan and the fourth, Turquz-Abad, with current-day storage of Amad equipment and material. These discoveries are the tip of the iceberg of Iran’s nuclear weaponization capabilities, many kept intact after Amad’s halt. These capabilities collectively represent decades of accumulated equipment, knowledge, and experience, including the preservation of the extensive activities and accomplishments of the Amad Plan.

 

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2 hours ago, jg1 said:

 

The problem with the nuclear deal that Trump did not want is we have no idea if they have nukes or not.

https://www.govinfo.gov/content/pkg/CHRG-115hhrg31273/html/CHRG-115hhrg31273.htm
 

Meanwhile, Iran has resisted all efforts by the IAEA to cooperate and fully reveal its nuclear programs, providing what is known as both a correct and complete nuclear declaration, a necessary step in the IAEA process of determining that Iran’s nuclear program is peaceful. Nonetheless, the IAEA has accumulated a large body of evidence that Iran is hiding nuclear materials and activities associated with its nuclear weapons program. In the last few years, the IAEA has discovered undeclared nuclear materials and activities at four sites in Iran: three called Marivan, Varamin, and Lavisan-Shian, are linked to facilities and activities of the Amad Plan and the fourth, Turquz-Abad, with current-day storage of Amad equipment and material. These discoveries are the tip of the iceberg of Iran’s nuclear weaponization capabilities, many kept intact after Amad’s halt. These capabilities collectively represent decades of accumulated equipment, knowledge, and experience, including the preservation of the extensive activities and accomplishments of the Amad Plan.

 

 

Iran & NK have been sharing nuclear & long range missile technology for at least 15 years.

Iran has stockpiles of nukes, already.   How many nukes, nobody knows.

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