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News From Antiwar.com Original and up-to-date news Iran Says They Enriched 6.5 kg of Uranium up to 60% Officials say 108 kg of 20% has been produced in five months A new report from Iranian state media has offered details on  how much highly enriched uranium they have produced. This included 108 kg of 20% enriched uranium, and 6.5 kg of 60% uranium, the highest level they’ve ever produced. Iran’s parliament ordered the production in both cases after incidents. The 60% came after a recent Israeli sabotage of the Natanz facility. This was particularly controversial because Iran has no app...

May 19, 2021 © Photo: Flickr/IAEA While Israel’s large arsenal of nuclear weapons is exempt from any discussion, its government drives the suspicion of Iran’s nuclear energy program, writes Mehrnaz Shahabi. By Mehrnaz SHAHABI The attack on Natanz nuclear enrichment plant in Iran, on April 11, targeting underground centrifuges operating under (IAEA) safeguards, was an act of nuclear terror with the potential to kill and harm many thousands of human beings and irreparably contaminate the environment.  According to  “Former Mossad chief Danny Yatom expressed concerns about the leak ab...

© Twitter/KJN Author John Ghazvinian John Ghazvinian's superb new book appears at exactly the right time. As the Biden administration gingerly starts to revive the Iran nuclear deal, the mainstream U.S. media will continue its shameful tradition of distorting the truth, partly in response to the Israel lobby's attempt to sabotage America's return to the agreement. Ghazvinian's magisterial, fascinating survey is a calm, persuasive response to the dishonesty, indispensable to anyone concerned about what is still one of the greatest flashpoints in the world. Ghazvinian is of Iranian descent —...

AMERICA AND IRAN by John Ghazvinian 667 pp. Knopf. $27.50. John Ghazvinian’s superb new book appears at exactly the right time. As the Biden administration gingerly starts to revive the Iran nuclear deal, the mainstream U.S. media will continue its shameful tradition of distorting the truth, partly in response to the Israel lobby’s attempt to sabotage America’s return to the agreement. Ghazvinian’s magisterial, fascinating survey is a calm, persuasive response to the dishonesty, indispensable to anyone concerned about what is still one of the greatest flashpoints in the world. Cover o...

Iran's latest atomic violation could make crafting a bomb harder Jonathan Tirone, Bloomberg FacebookTwitterEmail Iran's decision to cast its stockpile of 20% enriched uranium into metal for a research reactor reduces the risk that the Islamic Republic will move swiftly to build an atomic bomb, according to Robert Kelley, a U.S. nuclear-weapons engineer and former senior inspections official. The International Atomic Energy Agency reported late Wednesday that Iran took another step to bring the country further out of compliance with its 2015 nuclear agreement with world powers. The country pr...