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As Israel deliberates its response to the recent barrage of 180 ballistic missiles fired from Iran, the focus on Iran's nuclear weapons program becomes increasingly urgent. Prime Minister Netanyahu has Iran firmly in his sights, with Israel potentially being the last line of defense against Tehran's nuclear ambitions. The West has thus far employed diplomatic measures, supported by covert intelligence efforts, to prevent Iran from achieving nuclear capability. However, following the events of October 7, 2023, the longstanding tensions in the Middle East are rapidly intensifying, pushing the region towards a potential catastrophe.

 

Ken McCallum, the head of MI5, has recently warned about sabotage and covert operations by Russian and Iranian agents. These warnings are not isolated but connected to the growing threat posed by Iran’s weapons of mass destruction program. Both Russia and Iran pose threats not only to their immediate adversaries but to the West as well. Their agents are likely probing vulnerabilities in nuclear power stations and other critical infrastructure in the UK and beyond.

 

The rise of Iran’s nuclear capabilities, combined with its hostile actions, is deeply concerning. With two uranium mines, enrichment plants, and ballistic missile capabilities, Iran is nearing the capacity to develop nuclear weapons that could strike both Israel and the West. Despite international scrutiny from the United States and the International Atomic Energy Agency, Iran has navigated around sanctions and surveillance, especially after the United States withdrew from the Iran nuclear deal under President Trump. Meanwhile, there are concerns that Putin, in exchange for Iranian support in weapons, may have provided Tehran with crucial nuclear technology.

 

The failure rate of Iranian missiles fired at Israel so far—95 percent—might offer some reassurance about their capability. Yet, the risk remains that one successful nuclear strike could have devastating consequences. Such an attack could trigger a regional or even global conflict, as Israel, which already possesses nuclear weapons, would retaliate with devastating force. The Iranian regime, particularly the Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps (IRGC), shares a fanatical commitment to the destruction of Israel. They may not hesitate to press the "red button" if they believe it furthers their mission, despite the catastrophic consequences.

 

While some in the West may underestimate the danger due to Russia's nuclear posturing and lack of follow-through since its invasion of Ukraine, the risks posed by Iran are far greater. Iran's support for Hamas' violent attacks on October 7, 2023, further demonstrates the regime’s disregard for international norms and its willingness to act through proxies. The possibility of an Iranian nuclear strike must not be taken lightly, as it would undoubtedly provoke a massive retaliatory response from Israel, leading to an escalation into global nuclear conflict.

 

Israel currently holds a clear nuclear advantage over Iran, creating a fragile balance that must be maintained. President Biden and other Western leaders, including those in the UK, would be wise to ensure this balance persists. Allowing Israel to neutralize Iran’s nuclear capabilities might be the only way to prevent a wider disaster. Tehran's regime is already facing internal dissent, driven by popular frustration over the suppression of women and youth, and Israel’s decisive action could further weaken the ayatollahs' grip on power.

 

Watch: “I think the idea of allowing a genocidal, theocratic, unstable dictatorship that is desperate to avoid being overthrown by its own people to develop nuclear weapons is about the most dangerous and irresponsible thing that the world could ever allow,” Poilievre said.

I love this man. With people like @PierrePoilievre and @realDonaldTrump hopefully taking the reins, there is hope for a better, stronger and safer world. pic.twitter.com/t2g2fJJM0l

— Cheryl E 🇮🇱🇮🇱🇮🇱🎗️ (@CherylWroteIt) October 9, 2024

 

For the world to move away from the brink of nuclear disaster, Iran’s nuclear program must be dismantled. This would significantly reduce the threat Tehran poses, not just to Israel, but to global stability. The West, despite its weariness from ongoing conflicts in Ukraine and the Middle East, must recognize the importance of supporting Israel in this endeavor. Allowing Israel to take action against Iran’s nuclear capabilities may be the only way to avoid a catastrophe and restore some semblance of peace and security in the region.

 

Based on a report from Daily Telegraph | Global News | X 2024-10-11

 

 

 

[Tug]

It was addressed someone killed it removing any leverage we had.the other wild card player in this dangerous game that (someone) says they fell in love squandering years of sanctions for a photo op,meanwhile little Kim continues to produce nukes.elections have consequences!

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[Cryingdick]

These days it seems like the first post in every thread is also the dumbest.

[Cryingdick]

Anyway as far as Iran is concerned they will have a nuclear weapon you would need a Time Machine to stop that now. There nuclear program is way below the ground and even if you could get to it the know how to make a centerfuge and would just do it again. 

 

The time is long gone where any country or block can prevent other countries from technology that dates back to WW2. I am sure the Japanese for example could make a nuclear weapon and stick it on a missle these days in about 15 minutes. 

[Tug]

25 minutes ago, Cryingdick said:

These days it seems like the first post in every thread is also the dumbest.

How so?we had an agreement with verification there’s several other things to consider,the Iranian population is getting sick and tired of the mullas remember what happened when they murdered that girl for not covering her hair?they remember the way things were before the mullas ruined their country.imagine how much leverage we lost when trump welched on the treaty.Imagine if we could buy their oil.those mullas would be thinking long and hard before screwing that up because their people wouldn't stand for it.personally I wish they would revolt and get their country back they individually are great people with an incredible culture…..if it were allowed to blossom.I certainly don’t condone nor support the present regime they are terrorists.

[Cryingdick]

7 minutes ago, Tug said:

How so?we had an agreement with verification there’s several other things to consider,the Iranian population is getting sick and tired of the mullas remember what happened when they murdered that girl for not covering her hair?they remember the way things were before the mullas ruined their country.imagine how much leverage we lost when trump welched on the treaty.Imagine if we could buy their oil.those mullas would be thinking long and hard before screwing that up because their people wouldn't stand for it.personally I wish they would revolt and get their country back they individually are great people with an incredible culture…..if it were allowed to blossom.I certainly don’t condone nor support the present regime they are terrorists.

Hopefully Israel takes out their refineries as we sit on the side doing nothing.

[Tug]

8 minutes ago, Cryingdick said:

Hopefully Israel takes out their refineries as we sit on the side doing nothing.

Fuel is expensive enough allready perhaps sink their navy and destroy their weapons factories that would be great!👍 

[Cryingdick]

10 minutes ago, Tug said:

Fuel is expensive enough allready perhaps sink their navy and destroy their weapons factories that would be great!👍 

The price of fuel shouldn't be a factor.