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W.H.O. Iran plans are precautions for UNLIKELY nuclear accident: such as accidental hit on power plant - at worst VERY LOCAL like Fukushima - Israel and US will NOT use a nuke - Iran doesn't have them
The WHO is a reputable body that does careful work. This is more about misleading click bait headlines from a sensible report.
Why Iran couldn't develop a nuke in less than years even before its program was obliterated - and few know that Iran votes every year for a nuclear weapons free Middle East
Witkoff talked about how Iran could build a nuke in weeks. This is another example of his lack of technical expertise on nukes
Multiple wars going on at the same time do NOT mean a world war - very common - 6 occasions with 3 simultaneous wars - and 2 other occasions with 4 at once - from when I was a teenager to age 50
Multiple local wars in different parts of the world for different reasons do NOT make a world war. Indeed that is very common.
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