Trumps attack on Iran - 2026 edition
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No, I was trusting the international inspection teams.
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They hid a lot from the inspectors by placing centrifuges deep within mountains. They were only discovered after the event.
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Based on reported intelligence and IAEA findings, Iran has a history of concealing nuclear activities, including building undeclared centrifuge facilities and restricting inspector access, leading to suspicions of hidden enrichment infrastructure. Satellite imagery and reports suggest Iran has moved uranium, maintained secret facilities, and limited IAEA access to monitor centrifuge manufacturing, particularly at sites like Natanz and Fordow
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Only thing I can find
Despite a temporary ceasefire, the Hormuz Straits remain de facto closed for transit
A two-week ceasefire announcement was announced on 8 April by the US, Israel and Iran, with the re-opening of the Hormuz Strait being a key component of the ceasefire agreement. The first...
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Only thing I can find
Despite a temporary ceasefire, the Hormuz Straits remain de facto closed for transit
A two-week ceasefire announcement was announced on 8 April by the US, Israel and Iran, with the re-opening of the Hormuz Strait being a key component of the ceasefire agreement. The first...
Dated 9th April, maybe that's what IT was looking at, he's not the sharpest tool.