Guardian column says Iran may seek nuclear weapons amid escalation
Simon Tisdall in the Guardian argues that Iran, which did not have a nuclear weapon before this war, may now be driven to develop one as recent attacks and seizures escalate. Tisdall points to actions by nuclear-armed powers and cites President Trump’s budget proposal to double production of new nuclear weapon cores while slashing environmental cleanup funding, moves that increase Tehran’s incentive to abandon nonproliferation offers. Tisdall warns that proliferation by a middle-ranking state like Iran would risk a regional arms race and further weaken global nonproliferation norms, raising the stakes for international security.
Iran didn’t have a nuclear weapon before this war. But you can see why it would want one now | Simon Tisdall
Iran wanting a nuclear weapon isn't a new development. There was a deal that kept Iran from developing a nuclear weapon that they were in compliance with. The Trump administration canceled the deal because of a Black man
Also the strait was opened to all. One thing the king of con does well… he breaks things.
They have wanted one for a long time mate
Thanks to the failure in Chief
Same with everyone else. NK announced this day one. This entire operation backfired immediately. And will continue to get worse until Trump reverses course.
we should neither play down that they were EYEING a nuke for quite a looong time and that 60% uranium does not serve any other purpose, afaik and that they played this redline to remain relevant
It is like the terrorism, if the Sionists kill the Palestinians farmer families, then there are a new terrorists that will go against Israel. Israel fabricates terrorist and then they say they are the "Victms"
North Korea built a bomb. Iran relied on negotiations. Which of the two was attacked? I can't blame any country that now decides to rather get the bomb. Just to be safe.