Iran - Israel/US War: Israel-US declare war on Iran, Iran responds

[Persian Gulf]

He should be the first person executed if Iran is attacked. The 2nd being the clown of a FM we have.

Executions will continue until credibility improves.

he's a random Iranian living in Turkey, you want to execute him for sharing an incorrect opinion on twitter?

 

[Persian Gulf]

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Notice the date.

Araghchi’s words and competence cannot be trusted

well in fairness, the USA didn't launch that war

but someone is lying about these negotiations and with this massive US force build up and the IRI's track record, it is not looking good

 

[Bharatah]

“10,000 kg” of enriched uranium?

please stop using stupid sources. 10,000kg is enough to make 300+ nuclear bombs.

No, If 10,000 kg of uranium is enriched to 60% (or less), it cannot make ANY ATOMIC BOMB. To make one, you would have to take this uranium and re-enrich it until it all reaches 90%, then you could make about 250 Hiroshima-style bombs.

 

[Persian Gulf]

Now we're talking, we need a Muslim Nato, a Muslim economic free trade zone...etc.

I prefer Iranic-Muslim at least

 

[Persian Gulf]

“10,000 kg” of enriched uranium?

please stop using stupid sources. 10,000kg is enough to make 300+ nuclear bombs.

they said enriched, not to which level

it's broadly accurate if you include pre war levels of enriched uranium. I think you owe him an apology

Infographic: The Development Of Iran's Uranium Stockpile

This chart shows Iran's stockpile of enriched uranium by quarter.

www.statista.com

 

[Persian Gulf]

IRGC drone patrols Arabian Sea near last known location of USS Abraham Lincoln

 

[Hassan Al-Somal]

“10,000 kg” of enriched uranium?

please stop using stupid sources. 10,000kg is enough to make 300+ nuclear bombs.

He did not state 10,000kg of weapons grade HEU; I understood it total stockpile of enriched uranium at all enrichment levels combined that Trump administration wants to be taken out of Iran.

Source: https://world-nuclear.org/information-library/country-profiles/countries-g-n/iran#:~:text=The IAEA estimated that as,since the previous quarterly report).





So, looking at that report, Iran currently has, at minimum, 8,413.3 KGs of total enriched Uranium.

 

[Hassan Al-Somal]

 

[Shags101]

He did not state 10,000kg of weapons grade HEU; I understood it total stockpile of enriched uranium at all enrichment levels combined that Trump administration wants to be taken out of Iran.

Source: https://world-nuclear.org/information-library/country-profiles/countries-g-n/iran#:~:text=The IAEA estimated that as,since the previous quarterly report).


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So, looking at that report, Iran currently has, at minimum, 8,413.3 KGs of total enriched Uranium.

As of May 17, 2025, Iran's total enriched uranium stockpile is approximately 9,247.6 kg, including over 400 kg enriched to 60% purity, which is near weapons-grade
. This stockpile has increased significantly and far exceeds the 300 kg limit set by the 2015 JCPOA deal, with enough high-level material to potentially produce multiple nuclear weapons.
Bulletin of the Atomic Scientists +3
Key Details on Iran's Uranium Stockpile (May 2025):

• Total Enriched Stockpile:~9,247.6 kg (
  
  UF6
  , oxide, metal, etc.), an increase of nearly 1,000 kg since February 2025.
• 60% Enriched Uranium (
  
  UF6
  ): Over 400 kg (604.4 kg in total mass), allowing for rapid further enrichment to 90% (weapons-grade).
• 20% Enriched Uranium: Over 270 kg.
• Production Speed: Iran has been producing 60% enriched uranium at a rate of roughly 33.5 kg per month, according to data leading up to May 2025.
  
  
  World Nuclear Association +4
  sir you are correct weird no one has even thought about that even here we are all thinking about the 60 percent as if that’s all they have but what about the uranium that they have elsewhere…..pickaxe anyone

 

[the saint]

 

[SolarWarden]

Twelve F-35A Lightning lls with the U.S. Air Force’s 421st Fighter Squadron, 388th Fighter Wing out of Hill Air Force Base, Utah, arriving earlier today at RAF Lakenheath in Suffolk, England, as a stopping-off point before continuing on towards the Middle East. The ongoing buildup of air power directed at Iran continues across Europe and the Middle East.

 

[the saint]

 

[the saint]

 

[925boy]

Modern wars "don’t last very long" (5-15 days) is historically inaccurate regarding major power conflicts. While the initial "shock and awe" phase is short, the occupations, proxy wars, and asymmetric warfare that follow last for decades (e.g., Afghanistan, Iraq, Ukraine). The U.S. has already proven it can maintain massive defense budgets and deficits for prolonged periods. Arab money will alleviate the pain and the argument that the "American economy can’t really afford it" ignores the reality that the U.S. defense budget is treated as a political priority, not a fiscal constraint, by Washington.

Ok, but US doesn't have the economic luxuries today to afford expensive wars,especially a non- short one.

Why Pakistan and Iran haven't improved their economic partnership and signed a defense pact is beyond astonishing, in a rapidly changing world both need to put aside their differences and work in unity. Both Iran and Pakistan need each other more than before and both have common enemies.

Pakistan and Iran havent improved their relationship and signed a defense pact because Pakistani govt sold Pakistan's sovereignty to an unspoken "joint partnership" between China and US. China controls Pakistan economically while US remote controls Pakistan politically and militarily. This is why Iran has to monitor Pakistan closely, because Iran doesn't know which side/border its enemies will approach it from in the pending war and the Pakistani govt has sold out Pakistan and its core values, for some money, to save the state from insolvency, that can still happen. Iran could really do with a reliable Pakkstan today but I dont think Pakistan is fully dependable for or committed to Iran no matter the govt leader comments.

 

[PK781]

Ok, but US doesn't have the economic luxuries today to afford expensive wars,especially a non- short one.

Pakistan and Iran havent improved their relationship and signed a defense pact because Pakistani govt sold Pakistan's sovereignty to an unspoken "joint partnership" between China and US. China controls Pakistan economically while US remote controls Pakistan politically and militarily. This is why Iran has to monitor Pakistan closely, because Iran doesn't know which side/border its enemies will approach it from in the pending war and the Pakistani govt has sold out Pakistan and its core values, for some money, to save the state from insolvency, that can still happen. Iran could really do with a reliable Pakkstan today but I dont think Pakistan is fully dependable for or committed to Iran no matter the govt leader comments.

brilliant analysis on Pakistan and its dealings