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So you're saying they went to all that effort and then just picked a random number for what to spin the centrifuges up to? All they'd have to do is get a Nuclea

by mhh__ 6y ago

So you're saying they went to all that effort and then just picked a random number for what to spin the centrifuges up to? All they'd have to do is get a Nuclear Physicist from the weapons program in

pooya13 6y ago
No. I’m saying how do infer it was suitable for nuclear weapons production? The International Atomic Agency has the most stringent oversight on the Iranian nuclear program and there has been no evidence of a nuclear weapons program.
- IncRnd 6y ago
  It is not inference but deduction and knowledge. Iran has long said that they enrich 20% uranium and can enrich 60% if needed. 20% is the minimum needed for weapons-grade and is 4-6 times what is needed for civilian power. There were talks between the US and Iran in 2010 about lowering the enrichment levels.
  - pooya13 6y ago
    20% is for medical isotopes not power. They can also export not just for domestic use. Good thing we don’t base international law on deduction.
    - IncRnd 6y ago
      You didn't read my comment. I definitely did not write that 20% is for power.