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Did Iran just open its nuclear program? Trump envoy reveals Tehran’s secret letter to UN’s nuke body

Did Iran just open its nuclear program? Trump envoy reveals Tehran’s secret letter to UN’s nuke body

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Published on Jun 19, 2026 09:30 pm IST A major new development has emerged just days after the landmark U.S.-Iran memorandum was signed. Trump envoy Steve Witkoff revealed that Iran could soon invite the International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA) to inspect key nuclear facilities across the country, potentially opening the door to one of the most significant verification efforts in years. According to Witkoff, a previously undisclosed letter addressed to IAEA Director-General Rafael Grossi reportedly includes a formal invitation for inspectors to enter Iran and help locate, verify, and monitor Tehran’s stockpile of enriched nuclear material. The inspections could become the first major test of Iran’s compliance with the new agreement. The whereabouts of parts of Iran’s nuclear inventory have remained one of the biggest unanswered questions throughout the conflict. Witkoff also indicated that American nuclear experts could participate in the verification process as both sides enter a critical 60-day negotiation period aimed at reaching a broader and more permanent settlement.   Home / Videos / Did Iran just open its nuclear program? Trump envoy …

8 Bn spent, Australia’s nuke subs still missing: AUKUS delays leave Canberra vulnerable to China

$368 Bn spent, Australia’s nuke subs still missing: AUKUS delays leave Canberra vulnerable to China

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Published on Feb 08, 2026 06:54 am IST Australia’s ambitious AUKUS submarine plan faced fresh scrutiny as delays, costs and capacity doubts mounted. Billions had been committed to the U.S. and U.K., yet no boats had arrived. Backlogs in American shipyards and strain in the British fleet fueled fears that timelines could slip further. Critics questioned transparency and whether Canberra carried too much burden. Some in Washington even debated keeping submarines for U.S. needs first. As China’s rise shaped regional strategy, Australia’s deterrence plans entered uncertain waters. Was AUKUS a masterstroke or a risky wager?   News / Videos / $368 Bn spent, Australia’s nuke subs still missing: AUKUS delays leave Canberra vulnerable to China Disclaimer: We do not own any of the content, ideas, images, or text presented here. All rights belong to their respective owners. For more information and to view the original source, please visit the following link: Source link

US restarts nuclear tests, Trump orders ‘doomsday missile’ launch after Putin’s ‘Nuke’ missile test

US restarts nuclear tests, Trump orders ‘doomsday missile’ launch after Putin’s ‘Nuke’ missile test

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Published on Nov 06, 2025 11:45 pm IST The world just stepped closer to a new Cold War. Days after Vladimir Putin flaunted Russia’s nuclear-powered Burevestnik and Poseidon systems, Donald Trump ordered America’s first nuclear test in over 30 years. A Minuteman III “Doomsday Missile” roared into the Pacific, signaling a chilling new phase in global brinkmanship. As Moscow accelerates its own arsenal, and Washington revives its ICBM program, experts warn the nuclear moratorium may be dead for good. Are the U.S. and Russia on a countdown to confrontation—or another arms race that never ends?   News / Videos / US restarts nuclear tests, Trump orders ‘doomsday missile’ launch after Putin’s ‘Nuke’ missile test Disclaimer: We do not own any of the content, ideas, images, or text presented here. All rights belong to their respective owners. For more information and to view the original source, please visit the following link: Source link

From nuke blackmail to terror, Jaishankar delivers three messages on Pak | Latest News India

From nuke blackmail to terror, Jaishankar delivers three messages on Pak | Latest News India

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NEW DELHI: India has zero tolerance for terrorism and will never give in to nuclear blackmail, external affairs minister S Jaishankar said on Friday after briefing Germany’s top leadership on the new approach to combating cross-border terror backed by Pakistan. Indian foreign minister S Jaishankar speaks to the media following talks with German foreign minister Johann Wadephul in Berlin on May 23 (REUTERS) Jaishankar signalled there will be no room for third-party mediation in India’s dealings with Pakistan while addressing a news conference with his German counterpart, Johann Wadephul in Berlin. He also conveyed to Chancellor Friedrich Merz India’s appreciation for Germany’s solidarity at the time when the country was responding to the Pahalgam attack. “India has zero tolerance for terrorism. India will never give in to nuclear blackmail. And India will deal with Pakistan purely bilaterally,” Jaishankar said. “There should be no confusion in any quarter in that regard.” Wadephul said Germany was “appalled by the brutal terrorist attack” at Pahalgam last month and had “condemned this attack on civilians in the strongest terms”. …

OPINION | Pakistan can no more hide behind nuke threat

OPINION | Pakistan can no more hide behind nuke threat

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US President Donald Trump claimed his administration averted a potential nuclear conflict between India and Pakistan, suggesting millions of lives were at risk. However, the Indian government has denied hitting any Pakistani nuclear sites, including the Kirana Hills complex. New Delhi: US President Donald Trump has claimed that his top officials averted a nuclear conflict between India and Pakistan on time. Trump had said, “I think it could have been a bad nuclear war. Millions of people could have been killed.” The question is, who told the US President that India and Pakistan were on the verge of a nuclear war? The Indian government has denied that Pakistan’s nuclear assets were hit. During a media briefing, the Director General of Air Operations Air Marshal AK Bharti was asked about widespread speculation about the impact of India’s air strike on a suspected nuclear site called Kirana Hills near Pakistan Air Force’s Mushaf air base in Sargodha. Air Marshal AK Bharti clearly said, “Indian forces did not know about the site. We did not hit Kirana hills, whatever is …

Did India Hit Pakistan’s Nuke Facility? Global Atomic Energy Agency Reacts To Viral Claims

Did India Hit Pakistan’s Nuke Facility? Global Atomic Energy Agency Reacts To Viral Claims

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Last Updated:May 15, 2025, 09:00 IST The IAEA said there was no radiation leak from any nuclear facility in Pakistan, and neither there was any radioactive incident as claimed on social media. The social media has been abuzz with photos and claims that Indian missiles hit the nuclear facility in Pakistan’s Kirana Hills. (X/@ImtiazMadmood) The social media has been abuzz with claims that Indian missiles hit the nuclear weapons storage facility in Pakistan’s Kirana. Some have posted before-and-after images of the area, while others have been sharing memes claiming that the move was a “warning shot that panicked the neighbours into begging for a ceasefire”. The International Atomic Energy Agency, however, has now come forward to burst the bubble. The IAEA clarified on Wednesday there was no radiation leak or release from any nuclear facility in Pakistan, and neither there was any radioactive incident as claimed on social media. The Times Of India had emailed a query to the agency, following which Fredrik Dahl from IAEA’s press department responded: “We are aware of the reports. …

‘Could’ve Been A Bad Nuke War,’ Claims Trump. What PM Modi Said Shortly After

‘Could’ve Been A Bad Nuke War,’ Claims Trump. What PM Modi Said Shortly After

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Quick Reads Summary is AI generated, newsroom reviewed. Donald Trump claims credit for averting a potential “nuclear conflict”. He asserts that his administration brokered a ceasefire between India and Pak Trade was not mentioned in US discussions with Indian leaders, sources say. New Delhi: Donald Trump has taken credit for having “stopped a nuclear conflict – a bad one” in the brink of time. Both India and Pakistan have “lots of nuclear weapons”, said the US President, adding that the two nations were going at it “hot and heavy”. Giving himself a pat on the back, President Trump said it was “my administration that helped broker a full and immediate ceasefire. I think a permanent one”. Both India and Pakistan were “powerful and unwavering”, the US President acknowledged. “It could have been a bad nuclear war, where millions of people could have been killed,” he said, thanking Vice President Vance and Secretary Rubio for their efforts. “They worked very hard on that,” he said. TRUMP GOING OFF-SCRIPT? President Trump, who was reading from a paper …

Pakistan’s nuke bravado is a farce, fears India’s Pahalgam retaliation will be deadlier than Balakot

Pakistan’s nuke bravado is a farce, fears India’s Pahalgam retaliation will be deadlier than Balakot

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Published on Apr 28, 2025 02:06 PM IST In this episode of Hindustan Times’ Point Blank, Executive Editor Shishir Gupta decodes the panic that has gripped the South Asian nation of Pakistan after its involvement in a deadly terror attack on India’s Pahalagam. This comes as Pakistani Minister for Railways, Muhammad Hanif Abbasi, issued a direct ‘nuclear’ threat to India. Meanwhile, Bilawal Bhutto declared, “I want to tell India that the Indus is ours and will remain ours. Either our water will flow through it, or their blood will.” Shishir Gupta argues that the comments of the two ministers is proof that Pakistan is scared of India’s retaliation for the Pahalgam massacre. He reveals how India has evolved militarily since the Balakot strike in 2019. He explains why India can make a big dent on Pakistan with its strikes and also has air defence systems that can easily neutralise any Pakistani missile. Watch this video for all the details.   News / Videos / Pakistan’s nuke bravado is a farce, fears India’s Pahalgam retaliation will …

New Indian Consulate, Nuke Project Tour On Agenda

New Indian Consulate, Nuke Project Tour On Agenda

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New Delhi: Prime Minister Narendra Modi arrived in the French city of Marseille on Wednesday, where he said freedom fighter VD “Veer” Savarkar attempted a “courageous escape”. This will be the last day of his three-day visit to France, where he inaugurate the second Indian consulate in the country after the Embassy in Paris. After he concludes the French tour, he will embark on a US visit on February 13. He was welcomed in Paris On February 10 by a encouraging turnout of the Indian community. What’s On The Agenda Today? On the last day of his three-day France visit, on the agenda are programmes to deepen India-French ties, like the opening of India’s second consulate in the country and a ceremony to pay homage to soldiers who died in First and Second World Wars at the Mazargues War Cemetery. Further, Modi and French President Emmanuel Macron will also take a tour of the International Thermonuclear Experimental Reactor (ITER) project, an international nuclear fusion collaboration. Also Read | Scientists Try To Build Mini Sun In France, …

Iran Ready to Address Trump’s ‘Main Concern’ As US President Hints At Nuke Deal, Denies Strike Plans

Iran Ready to Address Trump’s ‘Main Concern’ As US President Hints At Nuke Deal, Denies Strike Plans

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Last Updated:February 05, 2025, 21:23 IST Crux India Iranian Foreign Minister Abbas Araghchi dismissed US President Donald Trump’s renewed maximum pressure campaign, calling it a “failed experiment”. Trump’s latest sanctions aim to cut Tehran’s oil exports to zero, prevent Iran from acquiring nuclear weapons, limit its ballistic missile programme and halt its support for terrorism. Iran maintains its nuclear programme is peaceful, with uranium enrichment reaching 60%, just below weapons-grade levels. Araghchi expressed Iran’s openness to nuclear negotiations, asserting that preventing nuclear weapon development is achievable under the Non-Proliferation Treaty. Trump has called for a “verified nuclear peace agreement” with Iran while denying claims of military action. Meanwhile, Ayatollah Khamenei appointed Hezbollah leader Naim Qassem as his representative in Lebanon, following Hassan Nasrallah’s death in an Israeli airstrike. n18oc_world n18oc_crux Disclaimer: We do not own any of the content, ideas, images, or text presented here. All rights belong to their respective owners. For more information and to view the original source, please visit the following link: Source link