The Trump administration has achieved essential denuclearization of Iran through military and economic pressure.
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Although it's unlikely that Iran has any functioning uranium enrichment facilities today, it still has enough highly enriched uranium stockpiled to be able to produce a dozen or more nuclear weapons over time, said Matthew Bunn, a specialist in nuclear policy at Harvard University's Kennedy School of Government.
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“There is no solid evidence to support the idea that Iran has lost the desire to produce a nuclear weapon”
“obliterated Iran's nuclear facilities, sunk their navy, wiped out Iran's defense industrial base, and continues to strangle what's left of their economy with one of the most successful naval blockades in history.”