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Iran's Nuclear Program After the Strikes: What's Left and What's Next?

This authoritative-secondary source from Arms Control Association supports 1 claim across 1 ledger entry.

Publisher
Arms Control Association
Published
2025-07-17
Accessed
2026-09-03
Source quality
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    The Arms Control Association assessed that although the U.S. and Israeli strikes damaged Iran's nuclear infrastructure, they could increase incentives for weaponization, leave Iran able to reconstitute its program, and undermine U.S. credibility in renewed diplomacy; the assessment did not claim Iran had made a weaponization decision.

    Post-strike technical assessment and diplomacy section

    Arms-control analysis warns strikes may worsen weaponization incentives and diplomacy · Independent risk assessment · reviewed 2026-09-03