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🚨🇺🇸 🇮🇷 60% ENRICHMENT: SIGNALING OR PROVOCATION? Alan Eyre explains that while Iran reached 60% enrichment—the hardest part of the process—it wasn't necessarily a sprint to a weapon. This move was a calculated signaling measure designed to gain leverage for new negotiations. The danger lies in misinterpretation: what one... show more

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If the military assessed Iran reaching 60% uranium enrichment as a real threat, then the question wasn't WHETHER to act, it was WHEN to act to minimize loss of life and resources.

If the military assessed Iran reaching 60% uranium enrichment as a real threat, then the question wasn't WHETHER to act, it was WHEN to act to minimize loss of life and resources.

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