The undimmed danger of Iran’s nuclear program

IRAN HAS TAKEN two new steps toward produce a nuclear weapon according to a report released Friday by the International Atomic Energy Agency, it has begin to use a new, more higher centrifuge to enrich uranium, which could allow it to make bomb grade material in a much shorter time period, be supposed to it choose to do so.

It also has begun installing centrifuges in a ability dug into a mountain near the city of Qom, which could be nearly invincible to a U.S. or Israeli air attack iranian officials say those centrifuges will be used to triple the making of uranium enriched to 20 percent, creating a stockpile for which Tehran has no reasonable legitimate use.

The report underlines the fact that, contrary to the impression often promote by the Obama administration, the danger that Iran will develop into a nuclear power is growing, not diminishing administration spokesmen often speak of what they say have been the crippling effect on the Iranian economy of sanctions to have been stepped up during the past two years extensive media reports contain told the sensational stories of computer viruses that may have disabled 1,000 or more Iranian centrifuges and assassinations to have eliminated several Iranian scientists.