Why is Iran not willing to abandon its nuclear program and what is the new US demand?

On: 04/15/2026

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The United States proposal for Iran freeze its uranium enrichment program for 20 years was the main reason for failure of negotiation Pakistan. This is because today it is known that Tehran considered the deadline unacceptable and raised a alternative of just five yearswhich is rejected by Washington and Israel.Continue Reading

Natanz and Dimona attacks: why they raise the risk of a further escalation in the war in Iran

On: 03/27/2026

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Tagged: Atomic bomb, attacks on dimona, attacks on natanz, Ayatollah Ali Khamenei, Benjamin Netanyahu, dimona nuclear power plant, Donald Trump, Iran, Israel, Natanz, Natanz nuclear facility, Nuclear Weapons, uranium, Uranium enrichment, USA, war with Iran

On Saturday, Iran denounced an American-Israeli attack against the uranium enrichment complex Natanz. She said she was hit Fuel Enrichment Plant. SEE ALSO: Diego García military base, the target that revealed that Iran can strike further than previously believed The Atomic Energy Organization of Iran (AEOI) reported that, after carryingContinue Reading

Iran has not attempted to enrich uranium again since the June 2025 attack, according to US intelligence

On: 03/18/2026

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Tagged: according to US intelligence, Atomic bomb, attacks, Benjamin Netanyahu, bombings, Donald Trump, Iran, Iran has not attempted to enrich uranium again since the June 2025 attack, Israel, Middle East, Nuclear Weapons, uranium, Uranium enrichment, USA, war

US intelligence concluded this Wednesday that Iran was not rebuilding its nuclear enrichment capabilities destroyed in a joint US-Israel strike in June 2025, thus contradicting President Donald Trump’s justifications for his ongoing war. Tulsi Gabbard, an ally of trump who serves as director of National Intelligence, shared this conclusion inContinue Reading

The most dangerous mission: the US plan to enter Iran and capture its nuclear uranium

On: 03/11/2026

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Tagged: Atomic bomb, attacks, Ayatollah Ali Khamenei, bombings, Donald Trump, enriched uranium, Enriched uranium from Iran, Enriched uranium from Iran: what the mission would be like to capture or neutralize it in the middle of the war, How 60% enriched uranium can be confiscated or diluted, Iran, Iran and its 60% uranium: the plans the US is studying to prevent it from becoming a nuclear weapon, Israel, move it or dilute it, special forces, The most delicate mission of the war: confiscate Iran's enriched uranium, the plan that the US is evaluating to secure uranium from Iran, The problem of Iranian uranium: capturing it, uranium, USA, war, Why Iran's nuclear material worries the US

In the midst of the military escalation in the Middle East, in USA A scenario that until recently seemed extreme is analyzed: send special forces to Iran to take control of its nuclear material and remove it from the country. The operation, still in the discussion phase, would seek confiscateContinue Reading

Iran confirms a second round of negotiations with the United States on Tuesday in Geneva

On: 02/15/2026

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Tagged: Ali Khamenei, Donald Trump, Geneva, Iran, Majid Takht-Ravanchi, Masoud Pezeshkian, uranium, USA

Iran confirmed this Sunday the holding of a second round of nuclear negotiations with USA in Geneva on Tuesday, after US media speculation about it. The Iranian Deputy Foreign Minister, Majid Takht-Ravanchiannounced in an interview with the British BBC in Tehran the continuation of the negotiations on Tuesday, and statedContinue Reading