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By Jewish News Syndicate (JNS)
Inspections at the TESA Karaj complex were disrupted, following what Iran claimed was an Israeli attack on the site in June; Inspectors were allowed to reinstall cameras there only last month.
Researchers say April 11 blast set back Iran’s nuclear breakout time by two months • Tehran announcement regarding 60 percent enrichment will not “materially alter” ability to sprint to nuclear weapon for now, they add.
By Jewish News Syndicate (JNS)
The new hall would replace a production hall that experienced a fire in July in what Iran has alleged was sabotage.
By Shalom Bear
It appears Iran is telegraphing its intended breaches of the agreement in advance.
The Iran nuclear deal allows continued uranium enrichment, a bunkered centrifuge center and no snap inspections. Lucky Iran.
The Prime Minister told the Cabinet the deal in the works is even worse than feared.
Iran already has enough centrifuges for a nuclear weapon.
Iran is holding up progress for implementing the interim deal agreed to by world powers in November because of the issue of centrifuges that can be used to purify uranium to level that would make it suitable to make a nuclear weapon. "This issue (centrifuges) was among the main factors in stopping the previous technical […]
By J. E. Dyer
The reactor is to be brought online in 2014, according to Iran’s projection.
October 9, 2026 
