… and carry on with their nuclear bomb program.
From Breitbart:
Senior adviser and assistant to the president Steve Witkoff told Breitbart News that the government of Iran has told him that the Iranians have agreed they do not want a nuclear weapon.
[How many time have they said that! For decades! While they have been enriching uranium - for what purpose but a nuclear arsenal.]
“We’ve stated our position. The Iranians cannot have a bomb. They have stated back that they don’t want one,” Witkoff told Breitbart News. “So we’re going to, for the purposes of this discussion, take them at their word that that’s actually how they feel. If that’s how they feel, then their enrichment facilities have to be dismantled. They cannot have centrifuges. They have to downblend all of their fuel that they have there and send it to a faraway place—and they have to convert to a civil program if they want to run a civil program. Now, they have a civil reactor actually in the state of Iran—it’s called Bushehr. They have no enrichment capability at this place and if we take them at their word why not just turn all the rest of their facilities just like Bushehr? Bushehr they have no ability to enrich, they have no ability to have centrifuges there, they can only use that facility for civilian purposes—making of electricity and things of that sort of civilian purposes—and if that is what they choose to do, if they believe in that program, they ought to expand it if they want to. An enrichment program can never exist in the state of Iran ever again. That’s our red line. No enrichment. That means dismantlement, it means no weaponization, and it means that Natanz, Fordow, and Isfahan—those are their three enrichment facilities—have to be dismantled.”
Meanwhile, PJ Media carry this message:
The National Council of Resistance of Irn (NCRI) announced at a press conference in Washington that they had uncovered a previously undeclared 2,500-acre nuclear weapons development site about 55 miles southeast of Tehran near the city of Eyvanak.
The Organization of Defensive Innovation and Research (SPND)—a body controlled by Iran’s Ministry of Defense and the IRGC [Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps]—has been pursuing tritium extraction to enhance nuclear weapons yields.
Tritium is also a crucial fuel for fusion reactions, making it a valuable byproduct from certain fission reactors. If Iran is extracting the tritium, they are trying to develop a hydrogen bomb.