Израел је напао иранске нуклеарне објекте, убијени војни команданти у великом нападу

Ко има веће шансе у сукобу?

  • Израел

    glasova: 64 65,3%
  • Иран

    glasova: 34 34,7%

  • Ukupno glasova
    98
Katar je saveznik Turske, i dobijali su ogromu pomoc od Irana da prebrode KSA sankcije.

Katar je veza Irana sa arapskim svetom.

Deca koljaca iz Revolucionarne Garde uzivaju u Dohi.
Катар је шиитска земља са сунитском династијом.
 
Više nego dovoljno, za bombu je pogtrebno 15 do 20 kg uranijuma na 90%
Od ovih 400 kg na 60% mogu da naprave 10 bombi, taman koliko i Kim ima.

U suštini raketu nosač sa svom potrebnom tehnologijom imaju, to smo već videli, ostali elementi bombe nisu uopšte neka tajna u 21 veku, tako da se ne slažem sa tobom, ključni sastojak jeste nuklearni materijal.

Pakistan je pre 30 godina napravio bombe, zašto misliš da Iran ne može. Imao je Pakistan pomoć (Kina i USA) ali ko nam garantuje da i Iran nije imao pomoć.
Pa upravo ti govorim da to nije matematika.
Zašto Srbija nema Bombu? Kao, ne žele, ne treba im? Zašto Turska nema? Japan? Ne znaju obogatiti uran?
Nije dovoljno da znaš i možeš sastaviti Bombu, tu igra malo viša politika od ove naše birtijaške.
 
Više nego dovoljno, za bombu je pogtrebno 15 do 20 kg uranijuma na 90%
Od ovih 400 kg na 60% mogu da naprave 10 bombi, taman koliko i Kim ima.

U suštini raketu nosač sa svom potrebnom tehnologijom imaju, to smo već videli, ostali elementi bombe nisu uopšte neka tajna u 21 veku, tako da se ne slažem sa tobom, ključni sastojak jeste nuklearni materijal.

Pakistan je pre 30 godina napravio bombe, zašto misliš da Iran ne može. Imao je Pakistan pomoć (Kina i USA) ali ko nam garantuje da i Iran nije imao pomoć.
Russia has contributed significantly to the training of Iranian scientists and engineers from the 1990s to the present. However, some of its educational initiatives have encountered roadblocks. According to the Russian-Iranian agreement to complete Bushehr, signed in the early 1990s, Iranian students were to receive nuclear reactor training. The Moscow Engineering Physics Institute (MEPhI) was chosen as the main institution for training 500 Iranian nuclear scientists. From 1992 to 1995, MEPhI and AEOI held several rounds of negotiations, both in Russia and in Iran, but finally MEPhI refused to provide the training because of concerns that the United States would impose sanctions against it. At that time, it was beginning to work with U.S. national labs on Materials, Protection, Control, and Accounting activities.

Other setbacks involved a reduction in planned educational programs. In 1997, the Scientific Research and Design Institute of Power Technology cut back extensive plans for training Iranian students in nuclear power plant operations, but conducted a seminar in Tehran called “The Future of Nuclear Power Engineering and Technology.”

More recently, technical training opportunities have broadened for Iranian students in Russia. Moscow State University and Bauman Moscow State Technical University have begun educating Iranian students. In June 2003, 200 Iranians completed a two-year training program at the Obninsk Institute of Nuclear Power Engineering, and more Iranian students are currently at Obninsk. Officially, these students are being trained to operate the Bushehr I reactor.
News reports during the 1990s routinely noted that several hundred Iranian technicians were slated to receive nuclear engineering and perhaps other types of nuclear training at Russian institutes. The U.S. government would react by charging that the training could serve as a conduit for passing nuclear weapons-related knowledge to Iran.

Many U.S. government officials believe that the training at Obninsk could be applied to nuclear weapon designs and technologies. Iranian scientists are undergoing training at other state-sponsored institutes, including the Russian University of Chemical Technology.

Russians and Iranians have a continuous working relationship. Iranians regularly consult with their Russian colleagues on a number of technical issues. The staff of Iran's nuclear and missile programs have contacts within Russian scientific institutes, research centers, and universities, including the State University of Moscow and the Institute of Nuclear Research at Dubna.

In addition to sending students to Russia, Iran has had recruitment programs in Russia. In October 1992, the Washington Post reported that Iran was attempting to recruit unemployed Russian nuclear scientists. From 1991 to 1992, 14 Russian scientists went to work in Iran. Six ended up at the Karaj nuclear site, and others are engaged in research at the Gorgan nuclear facility. When the news media reported that Iran had offered up to $20,000 per month for former Soviet scientists to work on its nuclear program, Iran's foreign minister dismissed the claim as baseless.

The Iranians also attempted to recruit scientists in other parts of the former Soviet Union. In 1993, Rafsanjani visited Kazakhstan and asked for the assistance of nuclear scientists there, according to an October 1993 article in U.S. News & World Report. U.S. intelligence reports at the time warned that former Soviet scientists had gone to Iran, Iraq, and North Korea. Then-Undersecretary of State Lynn Davis said it was uncertain how many scientists were involved or what type of work they were doing.

Foreign nuclear scientists and engineers have undoubtedly helped Iran over the years. While Iran is still strongly interested in their assistance, it has built up an impressive indigenous program.

The Iranian nuclear program appears to be transforming from a small, research-based system to one that includes a completely indigenous nuclear fuel cycle. Iran is nearing this level despite the opposition of the United States, Israel, and other nations.
 
Iran je službeno odgovorio na naše uništavanje njihovih nuklearnih postrojenja vrlo slabim odgovorom, što smo i očekivali, i na što smo vrlo učinkovito uzvratili. Ispaljeno je 14 projektila - 13 ih je oboreno, a 1 je "pušten", jer se kretao u smjeru koji nije predstavljao prijetnju. Drago mi je izvijestiti da NIJEDAN Amerikanac nije ozlijeđen i da gotovo da nije nanesena nikakva šteta. Najvažnije je da su sve izbacili iz svog "sustava" i, nadamo se, neće biti daljnje MRŽNJE. Želim zahvaliti Iranu što nas je rano obavijestio, što je omogućilo da nema izgubljenih života i da nitko ne bude ozlijeđen. Možda Iran sada može nastaviti s mirom i skladom u regiji, a ja ću oduševljeno poticati Izrael da učini isto. Hvala vam na pažnji!

J. D. Trump

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