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Today. I'm John Batchler.

In Islamabad, the Vice President's writ was straightforward three non-negotiable demands of Iran in order to extend the ceasefire.

Number one, the straits of Hormuz must be open and remain open.

Number two, the suspect nuclear weapons program must be surrendered entirely.

All of it.

And number three, you must stop your aid to the surrogates like Hezbollah.

The second one is the critical. Since remarks by the president continue to emphasize, Iran must never get a nuclear weapon.

What does that mean? What do they have now? Where is it? What happened in the summer of 25 that there's doubts?

I welcome Andrea Stricker. She is the deputy director of the Foundation for Defense of Democracy's

Non-Proliferation Program and a Research Fellow. My guide on what they have, what it means,

what is to be done.

Andrea, a very good evening to you.

Before the war, most recently, the suspect nuclear weapons program was believed buried under several mountains, I believe, after the raid of the summer of 2025.

However, that is no longer adequate.

What is there? Let's begin with the Fissau material. What is it? What is the danger of it? Where is it if we know? Good evening to you.

Good evening, John. Before the June 2025 strikes, Iran had enough highly enriched uranium. That's

uranium enriched to 60% purity, for about 11 nuclear

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