Confronting the Very Real Possibility of a Nuclear Iran
What if the mullahs already have the bomb?
April 2, 2021
Confronting the Very Real Possibility of a Nuclear Iran
What if the mullahs already have the bomb?
While the Biden administration appears to be weighing the option of returning to some form of the 2015 nuclear deal with the Islamic Republic (known formally as the JCPOA), R. James Woolsey, William R. Graham, Henry F. Cooper, Fritz Ermarth, and Peter Vincent Pry argue that it is conceivable, if not likely, that Tehran has already produced an atomic bomb. They consider the evidence, and ask why the mullahs haven’t revealed their possession of such a weapon—if they indeed have one—and how America should respond:
April 2, 2021
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