Iran is a hair breadth from a nuclear bomb: Daniel 8

Without a Nuclear Deal, How Close Is Iran to a Bomb?

Three years after then President Donald Trump withdrew the U.S. from a landmark nuclear agreement with Iran, Tehran’s government is closer to having the material needed for a nuclear weapon than if the deal had remained in place. Iranians have enriched more uranium to higher levels using more sophisticated technologies than they would otherwise have had access to under a strict monitoring regime. Those developments have led President Joe Biden’s administration to join diplomats from Europe, China and Russia in seeking to revive the 2015 agreement, which reined in Tehran’s atomic program in exchange for relief from economic sanctions. But the future of talks is uncertain now that Iran has elected a hard-liner to its presidency.