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Has the Iran war harmed nuclear non-proliferation efforts?
One of the reasons US President Donald Trump and Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu cited for attacking Iran was destroying their ability to possess a nuclear weapon. But have they achieved that goal?
Together with Dr. Farzan Sabet of the Sanctions and Sustainable Peace Hub at the Geneva Graduate Institute we look at how close Iran really was to achieving nuclear deterrence, and why the Iran war may have reignited the nuclear arms race.
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One of the reasons US President Donald Trump and Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu cited for attacking Iran was destroying their ability to possess a nuclear weapon. But have they achieved that goal?
Together with Dr. Farzan Sabet of the Sanctions and Sustainable Peace Hub at the Geneva Graduate Institute we look at how close Iran really was to achieving nuclear deterrence, and why the Iran war may have reignited the nuclear arms race.
One of the reasons US President Donald Trump and Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu cited for attacking Iran was destroying their ability to possess a nuclear weapon. But have they achieved that goal?
Together with Dr. Farzan Sabet of the Sanctions and Sustainable Peace Hub at the Geneva Graduate Institute we look at how close Iran really was to achieving nuclear deterrence, and why the Iran war may have reignited the nuclear arms race.
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