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World News: Although the recent 12-day conflict between Iran and Israel has come to a halt, the emerging developments suggest that another confrontation could erupt at any moment. While Israel has claimed to have achieved its military objectives, intelligence reports and updates from international agencies indicate that Iran successfully relocated its uranium reserves to a secure location in time.
This refined uranium is crucial, as it can be used to manufacture nuclear weapons. This very fact has sparked renewed discussions in both Israel and the United States about the possibility of launching fresh military strikes against Iran.
U.S. President Donald Trump recently stated that if Iran is once again perceived as a nuclear threat, the U.S. may consider launching another strike. Trump claimed that he had saved Iran’s Supreme Leader from a “humiliating death” but warned that if Tehran continued on its current path, all military options would remain on the table.
Meanwhile, Pentagon intelligence reports have confirmed that Iran’s nuclear program remains largely intact and that its uranium stockpile suffered no damage. Based on these assessments, concerns are growing in Washington that Iran could potentially regain nuclear capability in the near future.
Israeli Defense Minister Israel Katz has made it clear that if Iran attempts to advance its nuclear or missile programs once again, Israel will not hesitate to launch another military operation. He emphasized that Israel does not require U.S. approval for such actions.
“We can independently assess threats and take action to ensure our national security,” Katz stated. He also asserted that Israel is prepared to go to any length—regardless of the depth or location of the target—and that military plans are already in place.
In response, Iranian leaders have issued stern warnings. Supreme Leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei and Foreign Minister Abbas Araqchi have both declared that any attempt to violate the ceasefire will be met with a strong retaliatory response. Iran has also reiterated its stance that its nuclear program will continue and that it will not yield to external pressure.
Rafael Grossi, Director General of the International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA), confirmed that he was informed on the day of the Israeli strikes that Iran had successfully relocated its uranium reserves to a safe location. This is the main reason why there was no radioactive leak despite multiple attacks on Iranian nuclear facilities.
Although the direct military conflict has paused, the underlying tensions have intensified. With the U.S. and Israel closely monitoring Iran’s next moves—and Iran refusing to back down—the region is at a boiling point. Without a diplomatic breakthrough, the Middle East could once again descend into a full-scale military confrontation.
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