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What they've done and accelerated in recent months is taking the 20% and running it through these cascades to make, at Ford out to make 60%.

And what they've effectively done is by making 60%, if they wanted to break out,

they could have enough weapon-grade uranium for a bomb in a matter of days and have enough for

almost 10 and within a month. And so here you have an example where they're speeding up the

timeline to be able to make weapon-grade uranium and getting the benefit because to get to 60 percent, you've exerted 99 percent of the effort. It's 10 a.m. on Thursday, June 26th in New York City. It's 5 p.m. on Thursday, June 26th, where Israelis have gotten through another day without nationwide sirens, as the ceasefire between Israel and Iran

seems to hold. On the night of Saturday, June 21st, the U.S. dropped 14, 30,000-pound bunker buster

bombs on Iran's three key nuclear sites, Natanz, Esfahan, and of course, the infamous Fordo,

where 12 of the 14 bombs were dropped. On Monday, Iran responded by launching missiles at an American

airbase in Qatar. And then, later that day, President Trump announced a ceasefire through a post

untruth social. Since the American bombing of these three nuclear sites, which President Trump announced a ceasefire through a post-untruth social. Since the American

bombing of these three nuclear sites, which President Trump said were, quote, completely and totally

obliterated, close quote, people have been speculating as to how much damage was actually done,

but it's important to remember. It's just that. Speculation. Satellite images suggest that the explosions

destroyed access routes and tunnels leading to the facilities. Because they are located deep

underground, it would take time before any operatives, be that Iranian, American, or Israeli, or

IA, or anyone, could reach the materials and machines held in these facilities to assess their

conditions. There's also this trending question of the 400 kilograms of enriched uranium, which

Iran reportedly hid before the American attack. While the world scrambles to figure out what was

destroyed, what was damaged, and what was left intact. In fact, just this morning,

there was a press conference at the Pentagon addressing some of these very specific issues. We think

there are some other important questions being left out of the discussion. What is Iran's nuclear

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