Israeli Official Warns Against US-Iran Nuclear Deal Citing Uranium Stockpile
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A former Israeli defense official has issued a warning against a potential US-Iran nuclear agreement, highlighting Iran's current stockpile of 450 kilograms of enriched uranium. This statement underscores ongoing Israeli opposition to diplomatic normalization with Tehran without verifiable dismantling of nuclear capabilities. The event reflects the persistent diplomatic friction and intelligence concerns regarding Iran's nuclear program within the broader conflict theater.
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Former defense official Vilan warned against a US-Iran deal, citing Iran's 450kg enriched uranium stockpile as a central issue.
Accused of holding a significant stockpile of enriched uranium produced since 2018, complicating potential nuclear negotiations.
Subject of the proposed nuclear deal that Israeli officials are urging caution against.
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