Tonight, the new allegation just three months after those massive American strikes on Iran's underground nuclear facilities. Iran already building another secret site inside a mountain. There is this new report in the Washington Post.It shows a satellite image. This is the pickaxe mountain and it's alleging that right now Iran is building yet another secret nuclear facility. What do you say to this.If they are really telling the truth, we have been we have come to an agreement most recently with the IAEA. T ...

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It's been 80 years since the United States dropped an atomic bomb cenamed Little Boy on the Japanese city of Hiroshima, killing an estimated 70,000 people instantly. The death and destruction caused by the 10,000lb bomb was immediate, created a massive mushroom cloud that rose to more than 60,000 ft. Just 3 days later, the US unleashed a second atomic bomb on Nagasaki, killing another 40,000 people instantaneously.By the end of 1945, it's estimated that up to 200,000 people had died as a result of the bombi ...

Everybody's hair was just standing up raised upwards and the skin and the flesh was coming off from the bones and the parts of the body missing and they were burned and black and the swollen. On August 6th, 1945, the world's first atomic bomb was dropped here on Hiroshima. Latest reports from the Japanese say that 126,000 died as the result of the damage done by the single bomb that blasted the city.80 years later and with the threat of nuclear weapons still looming, survivors wonder whether the world has l ...

Geopolitical Assessment - The operation was successful in execution, with aircraft delivering GBU 57 and submarine-launched lambs offshore [1] - A good battle damage assessment is needed, but may be incomplete until inspectors are on the ground [3] - Potential Iranian responses include using Shia militia groups in Iraq, launching missiles against U S forces in the Middle East, targeting American officials globally, or disrupting shipping in the Strait of Hormuz [4][5] - Iran may calibrate its response to satisfy domestic needs without provoking a significant escalation from the US [7] - The effectiveness of Iran's chain of command is uncertain, potentially explaining the delay in response [9][10] Nuclear Concerns - There are concerns about Iran's potential to reignite efforts to achieve nuclear status, especially with 400 kilograms of enriched uranium missing [11] - Iran possesses approximately 900 pounds (转换后约 408 公斤) of 60% enriched uranium, close to the level needed for nuclear weapons, and its location is unknown [11][12] - Even if Iranian infrastructure is destroyed, it may be rebuilt over time, potentially energizing their nuclear ambitions [12][13] Deterrence and Regional Security - Deterrence is based on capability and willingness, with the US demonstrating its willingness to act [14][15] - A clear message is important for deterring disruption of waterways like the Strait of Hormuz [17] - Potential responses to Iranian aggression in the Strait of Hormuz include targeting the Iranian navy, mine layers, swarm boats, and missile batteries [17][18] - The US involvement is contingent on Iran's response, with a preference for negotiation between Iran and Israel, including a return to the nonproliferation regime [20][22]

I don't know what you make of this rhetorical dance that we're hearing about the extent of damage, starting with President Trump suggesting that Fordo was obliterated. We've heard more tempered comments from the chairman of the Joint Chiefs and other analysts who are looking at this, including the IAEA. Did we go far enough.Well, I don't think the job is finished. I think it's very difficult to make evaluations of how effectively then, for example, at Fordo, which by definition was under a mountain. And it' ...

Can you just put into context for us what are the factors the U.S. is going to be weighing as President Trump says. Two weeks is now the maximum for his decision. Wow.Tyler So I could tell you what I think Donald Trump is weighing. And I can tell you what I think the U.S. should be weighing. I'm not sure that those are the same things, though, in there for President Trump.A lot of this is personal. He made offers to the Iranians. The Iranians rejected those offers, or at least they had up until Israel bombe ...

Geopolitical Risk & Strategic Considerations - A potential US strike on Iran is under consideration, with a decision expected within two weeks [1] - The effectiveness of a strike, Iran's potential response, and the safety of US personnel in the region are key considerations [3] - Regional partners' views are crucial, especially considering the presence of 40,000 US service members in the region [4] - Negotiations with Iran are necessary to ensure limitations on their nuclear program and establish inspection protocols [9] - Germany, the UK, and France aim to discuss uranium enrichment, ballistic missile production, and terrorism export with Iran [11] Energy Market Impact - Israeli action against Iranian energy sites like Kharg Island could significantly impact global energy production [13] - 20-25% of global energy supplies pass through the Strait of Hormuz, which is vulnerable to Iranian disruption [15] - Disruption of oil traffic through mining the Strait of Hormuz would impact global oil traffic [14] - Russia and China, key allies of Iran, heavily rely on Iranian oil shipments [16] Nuclear Proliferation Concerns - The location of approximately 900 pounds (408 kg) of enriched uranium at 60% purity is unknown, posing a proliferation risk [6] - This amount of enriched uranium is sufficient to produce up to 10 nuclear weapons [7]