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I'm John Batchel.

The Islamic Republic of Iran, nuclear weapon.

Much in the news for decades.

And yet, what do we know?

What do we need to know?

I welcome Andrea Stricker,

nonproliferation and biodefense program,

deputy director and research fellow at the Foundation for the Defense of Democracy. Okay. Andrea Stricker, Nonproliferation Biodefense Program Deputy Director and Research

Fellow at the Foundation for the Defense of Democracy.

She publishes a report I highly recommend at the FDD site that is both a history and an analysis

of the Iranian suspect nuclear weapons program and also recommendations, policy recommendations, beginning now.

However, the history is compelling because it tells the story of start and stop by the

Islamic Republic of Iran, having to do with technical matters and policy matters.

Andrea, congratulations, a very good evening to you.

The Ahmad Project, AMAD.

What was that and when was it?

And is it now considered a success?

Good evening to you.

Good evening.

Thank you so much for having me, John.

This memo, we really designed it to be a primer on Iran's past nuclear weapons program and its current status today.

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