A blockade alone buys no concession; only credible strikes and limited ground operations make delay costlier than compliance.
Browsing: Uranium
A nuclear pact with Saudi Arabia omits key safeguards, weakening Washington’s case against Iran while Riyadh keeps enrichment options open.
Congress weighs a US-Saudi nuclear deal that could revive American nuclear exports or cede the kingdom to China and Russia.
IAEA disclosures reveal Syria’s nuclear program was far larger than known, with covert fuel fabrication and hidden uranium stockpiles.
Did US-Israeli strikes truly obliterate Iran’s nuclear program, or did the war merely scatter its components into an unverifiable shadow?
This strategic brief explores how third-country custody and an external asset escrow can allow Kazakhstan help Iran nuclear deal negotiations succeed .
Iran’s uranium stockpile survived strikes, forcing ground operation dilemma with no clear success path.