Zitat:22. November 2024 - 20.08 Uhr
Nach IAEA-Resolution Iran will „fortschrittliche Zentrifugen“ in Betrieb nehmen

Der Iran will als Reaktion auf die jüngste Resolution der Internationalen Atomenergiebehörde (IAEA) „neue fortschrittliche Zentrifugen“ in Betrieb nehmen.

Der Leiter der iranischen Atomorganisation, Mohammad Eslami, habe angeordnet, „wirksame Maßnahmen zu ergreifen, einschließlich der Inbetriebnahme einer Reihe neuer, fortschrittlicher Zentrifugen verschiedener Typen“, hieß es am Freitag in einer gemeinsamen Mitteilung der Atomorganisation und des Außenministeriums in Teheran.

Die Inbetriebnahme der modernen Zentrifugen erhöhe die Kapazitäten für die Urananreicherung „beträchtlich“, sagte der Sprecher der iranischen Atomorganisation, Behrus Kamalwandi.
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Zitat:Iran Deploys New Air Defense Systems to Protect Nuclear Facility Amid Threat of Israeli Airstrikes

On January 7, 2025, Brigadier General Ghader Rahimzadeh, the Iranian commander of the Khatam al-Anbia Air Defense Base, announced that Iran's air defense units, under the command of the Islamic Revolution Guards Corps (IRGC) Aerospace Force, are actively securing the Shahid Ahmadi Roshan nuclear site—commonly known as the Natanz facility—against potential aerial threats. [...]

The Natanz facility, a cornerstone of Iran's uranium enrichment program, has long been a focal point of international contention due to concerns over its potential role in the development of nuclear weapons. Iran's air defense upgrades signal its increasing focus on protecting such facilities and its broader preparedness for aerial challenges amid the complex security landscape. Rahimzadeh also stated that the air defense measures are part of a wider national strategy, with upcoming exercises planned to strengthen the country’s air defense capabilities. These drills will be conducted under the command of the integrated air defense network, an initiative designed to consolidate and enhance the effectiveness of Iran’s military and defensive resources.

On January 8, 2025, the Defense Mirror website reported that Iran had ramped up its defense posture by conducting large-scale military exercises to protect its nuclear sites. These exercises come amid growing concerns over Israel's military stance and its potential for action against Iran’s nuclear facilities. Israel, which has consistently voiced its opposition to Iran’s nuclear ambitions, is said to be preparing for a military strike, fearing that Iran’s nuclear program could eventually lead to the development of nuclear weapons.

(11.01.2025, 00:13)Schneemann schrieb: Vernünftig, aus Sicht der Perser...zumal "wir" ja "wissen", dass Zahals Panzerspitzen mit den Merkavas und nachfolgenden "Siedlerhorden" eine Lösung anstreben bzgl. eines "Großisrael" zwischen Nil und Euphrat...

Zitat:Sind Dir eigentlich die vielen Ablassbriefe zur Verteidigung der Machenschaften von Zahal und der jüdischen "Siedlerhorden" inzwischen zu teuer geworden, oder woher diese neue Ehrlichkeit?

(11.01.2025, 03:19)KheibarShekan schrieb: Da wäre es sogar höchst fatal sich aus Ermangelung an Training im Ernstfall als gänzlich wehrloses Opfer zu präsentieren.

(18.01.2025, 01:15)Kongo Erich schrieb: wenn man bedenkt, wie heftig hohe iranische Militärs nach dem Sturz von Assad die russische "Nicht-Unterstützung" kritisiert haben, dann sieht man, dass die iranisch-russischen Beziehungen keine "Liebes-Heirat" sind.

Zitat:Russland brauch den Iran beim Krieg gegen die Ukraine (Drohnen) und als Korridor zum indischen Ozean, und der Iran braucht Russland zur Abwehr der gegen den Iran gerichteten Bedrohungslage (Luftabwehr). Beide versuchen, trotz westlicher Sanktionen zu High-Tech Artikeln zu gelangen - das ist eine Zweckverbindung, mehr nicht. Und Russland wird deshalb keinen Anlass sehen, seine fehlende Unterstützung eines iranischen Atomprogramms zu ändern.

Zitat:Iran nuclear site unaffected by quake, atomic energy body says
By Reuters
March 21, 20253:08 PM GMT+1Updated a day ago

DUBAI, March 21 (Reuters) - A magnitude 5 earthquake on Friday struck the Natanz area in central Iran where a key nuclear site is located, but the country's nuclear energy body said the facility was not affected, state media reported.

"The Natanz nuclear facility is designed in such a way that it is not affected by even much stronger earthquakes," Iran's Atomic Energy Organization spokesperson Behrouz Kamalvandi told state media.

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Media reports said there were no casualties from the quake, but that a historic caravanserai, or caravan inn, in the old bazaar of Natanz was flattened and some older buildings were damaged.

Zitat:Waltz tells Iran to give up nuclear program or 'there will be consequences'
Trump keeping 'all options on the table,' including diplomacy, NSA says
By Stephen Sorace Fox News
Published March 23, 2025 2:22pm EDT

The Trump administration is calling on Iran to give up its entire nuclear program or face the consequences, National Security Advisor Mike Waltz said Sunday.

Waltz said it was time for Iran to "walk away completely" from its pursuit of nuclear weapons, pushing for a "full dismantlement" during an appearance on CBS’ "Face the Nation."

"This isn't some kind of, you know, kind of tit-for-tat that we had under the Obama administration or Biden," Waltz said. "This is the full program. Give it up or there will be consequences."

Waltz did not specify what kind of consequences Iran could face, though he said President Donald Trump is keeping "all options on the table," including diplomacy.
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