weaponisation

“Blair's approach to Iran aligns him with US hawks such as John Bolton, the former American ambassador to the UN, who believes that Israel should have attacked Iran before it started loading fuel into its first nuclear power plant in the southern port city of Bushehr on 21 August, although nuclear experts say Bushehr has no link with Iran's secretive uranium enrichment programme, seen as the main "weaponisation" threat, at other installations.”

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“Atomic Energy Agency, which also voiced concern at Iran's abrupt move to higher uranium enrichment, which advanced it on a path toward possible "weaponisation": * POSSIBLE”

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“weaponisation" or having a capable delivery system that could threaten neighbours or enemies further afield.”

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“It added that despite a report last November by the United Nations' International Atomic Energy Agency alleging that Iran had made significant progress on nuclear weaponisation, "Iran's essential challenge remains developing a secure capability to make enough weapon-grade uranium, likely for at least several nuclear weapons".”

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“The IAEA report will say the Iranian studies on weaponisation have been downgraded since 2004 from building and testing components to mostly computer modelling.”

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“Sources close to the IAEA confirmed he was the "foreign expert" referred to in its past reports on Iranian weaponisation.”

The Guardian: Iran nuclear report: IAEA claims Tehran working on advanced warhead

“If GWOT preceded much thought of drones, it paved the way for their crash weaponisation, development and deployment.”

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“He added: "The process [at Porton Down] most likely involved starting with a list of likely sources for infections and then finding that some are difficult to aerosolise or are unstable or are otherwise unsuitable for weaponisation.”

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“Then, this can inform the discussion re whether or not a nuclear weaponisation program should be accepted by the international community. daniel maris”

On Thursday, the Legg report will be published along with...