Iran - odštevanje

3.5% u235

20% tudi imajo. Kar v parih tednih obogatiš na 90%.

In the single cascade at the pilot plant, Iran can produce about 1.3 kilograms of 20 percent enriched uranium every month, which is almost certainly more than what the reactor consumes during the same time period. If the reactor were operated at maximum power for approximately 100 days, as has historically been the operation time, the Tehran Research Reactor would consume almost 0.64 kilograms per average month of operation. Thus, in theory, one 164-machine cascade could produce more than twice what the research reactor consumes each month, which is consistent with comments made by Iran's representative to the IAEA.

But not only is there no evidence for any current nuclear weapons program in Iran, there's nothing in international law that prohibits Iran from gaining a nuclear weapons capability.
Iran, and other signatory non-nuclear weapons states of the Nuclear Nonproliferation Treaty, are only prohibited from manufacturing nuclear bombs or diverting fissionable material to weapons uses -- things Iran has not been accused of doing.

Double_J je 9. mar 2012 ob 22:31 izjavil:

pecorin

Zmanjkalo argumentov, ko sem postregel s točnimi podatki? Se mi je zdelo.

Crying wolf. As strategic analysts Anthony Cordesman and Khalil al-Rodhan remind us, in the 1990s, high-level American and Israeli policymakers repeatedly warned of an Iranian bomb by the year 2000. When that did not come to pass, policymakers warned of an Iranian bomb by the year 2005. Then they said it would happen by 2010. Now the talk puts Iran's nuclear debut in the 2013-2015 time frame, if not sooner.

The story of the boy who cried wolf comes to mind.

Ob takih izjavah si želim, da bi Double_J prebival v Nemčiji.

Double_J je 14. mar 2012 ob 10:33 izjavil:

http://www.reuters.com/article/2012/03/...

http://isis-online.org/isis-reports/det...

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