Uranium
Trump considering operation to extract Iran's enriched uranium - WSJ
While the decision has not yet been made, Trump remains open to the idea, US officials told WSJ. However, he is taking into account the danger such an operation would pose to US troops.
Israel's open secret: Why is Dimona at the center of Israel’s nuclear weapon ambiguity? - explainer
Iran claims Natanz nuclear facility struck, IDF says 'unaware' of attack
No war can destroy Iran's nuclear ambitions, IAEA director says
Iran racing to expand enrichment at underground plant, IAEA report shows
Those seven cascades, one of IR-4 centrifuges and six of IR-2m machines, were fully installed but not yet enriching, Monday's report said.
Iran starts enriching uranium with advanced IR-6 machines at Natanz
Iran is using the cascade of up to 174 machines to enrich uranium to up to 5% purity.
Iran deal: Israel urges France not to cave to Tehran on terms
Tehran has demanded that the International Atomic Energy Agency end its investigation into uranium traces found in places of undeclared nuclear activity.
As nuclear deal deadline reached, Iran threatens with ‘plan B’
Tehran faces the EU's unofficial deadline to accept the final draft of the 2015 nuclear deal. What will their final response be?
New centrifuges may bring Iran within a month of nuclear breakout
The announcement comes just hours after the US announced new sanctions against Iran's petroleum trade.
Iran's nuclear program is 'galloping ahead,' IAEA chief says
Western powers warn Iran is getting closer to being able to sprint towards making a nuclear bomb. Iran denies wanting to.
What is the current state of the Iranian threat against Israel?
MILITARY AFFAIRS: Ex-IDF intel chief Heyman: Iran wants Israel to feel threatened, but wants to maintain nuclear opacity.
Iran’s fabricated ‘fatwa’ excuse - opinion
The fatwa in question against the creation of nuclear bombs, which Iran yammered about for years until supposedly publishing its text in 2010, is a hoax.
Could Iran do a nuke test with existing 60% enriched uranium? - analysis
“A common fallacy is Iran would require 90% HEU, more commonly called weapon-grade uranium, to build nuclear explosives," said the president of the Institute for Science and International Security .
With the Iran deal delayed, will ayatollahs weaponize their uranium? - analysis
If Tehran took this step, it would force Israel to make a new unprecedented kind of choice.