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Wall Street Journal reporting, the Telegraph in London

reporting, the Jerusalem Post reporting.

The strikes near what is described as a Isfahan nuclear facility.

For example, Telegraph, Israel gave last minute warning to U.S. before attacking Iran. Guards keep watch at Isfahan nuclear

facility is the photograph accompanying that story. When we go to the Times of Israel,

Iran says no retaliation planned as both sides seek distance from

ISFahan attack. And then we look at the Wall Street Journal and much the same

concern not only about the fact that the exchange

seems to be ending but that Isfahan is mentioned repeatedly. I welcome Henry Sikalsky, the Executive Director of the Non-proliferation

Policy Education Center, because for two years, Henry and I have been discussing

a nuclear site in Ukraine called Zepareia.

The question here is, what is the conversation now about nuclear sites in combat zones, whether it's a nuclear power

plan or what is suspect in Isfahan is an enrichment plan.

Henry, a very good evening to you.

Nuclear weapons have a way of showing up in combat zones these days, and it's not clear to me

after two years of your inquiries that the US has thought through how this

changes the map of combat. Good evening to you Henry. Good evening again. It's great

to be on your show. Thank you for having me on it. Yeah, we, I shouldn't say we, the

Non-Proliferation Policy Education Center held a simulation in December of last year in which

missile exchanges went across the border.

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