IAEA: Iran lacks sufficient uranium for nuclear bomb – My Comments

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[The CIA and MOSSAD have been working for years to stop any Iranian progress, including murdering their scientists and infecting their computers with software. There are very likely many things that have been done that we don't have the faintest inkling about. The Jews are always screeching about Iran. Whining and crying about Iran. In the meantime Iran is the only country that actually scares those bloody Jews – which is GOOD. The simple fact is that we will NEVER be treated to the glorious news and film footage of Iranian nukes exploding on Israel. Sad really. It would be lovely to see Iran pounding those Jews. Jan]

International Atomic Energy Agency director Rafael Grossi says this is in spite of Tehran’s enriching uranium to a much higher degree than it had committed itself to—and in an amount that’s “growing by the month.”

(October 11, 2020 / JNS) International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA) director Rafael Grossi told the Austrian daily Die Presse on Saturday that Iran still lacks enough enriched uranium to produce a nuclear bomb.

This, said Grossi, is in spite of the fact that “the Iranians continue to enrich uranium, and to a much higher degree than they have committed themselves to. And this amount is growing by the month,” according to Reuters.

Regarding how long it would take for Tehran to produce a nuclear weapon, Grossi said, “In the IAEA we do not talk about breakout time. We look at the significant quantity, the minimum amount of enriched uranium or plutonium needed to make an atomic bomb. Iran does not have this significant quantity at the moment.”

Meanwhile, Reuters reported, the Iranian rial fell to a new low against the dollar on Saturday, as its economy struggles under the coronavirus and new U.S. sanctions.

The dollar was selling for 304,300 rials on the unofficial market, according to the foreign-exchange site Bonbast.com.

Source: https://www.jns.org/iaea-iran-lacks-sufficient-uranium-for-nuclear-bomb/