Strikes may set Iran back but likely won't end nuclear program, UN watchdog chief warns

[libertybele]

"The United Nations' nuclear watchdog chief"  ---  he's done such a fine job.     What a joke!!!

Strikes may set Iran back but likely won't end nuclear program, UN watchdog chief warns

The United Nations' nuclear watchdog chief says Iran’s enriched uranium stockpiles remain largely in place and its nuclear infrastructure — much of it buried deep underground — cannot be fully eliminated by airstrikes, underscoring the limits of military action.

The head of the United Nations’ nuclear watchdog suggested to reporters Wednesday that Iran’s nuclear program is unlikely to be eliminated through military force, warning that ongoing U.S. and Israeli strikes cannot fully dismantle Tehran’s capabilities.

Asked directly whether the program could be resolved militarily, International Atomic Energy Agency Director General Rafael Grossi said he did not believe it could...............

https://www.foxnews.com/politics/strikes-may-set-iran-back-likely-wont-end-nuclear-program-un-watchdog-chief-says

[PeteS in CA]

Like 2 or 3 decades of diplomacy and UN "oversight" (= overlooking!) accomplished anything other than Iran being within weeks of having nuclear bombs?

[verga]

I vote for relocating the watchdog committee and their entire family to say Jerusalem and seeing if they think it is problem then.

[DefiantMassRINO]

Need to kill more of the people who want Iran to have nukes.

Iran has more natural gas than God, so they don't need enriched uranium for energy.

[Kamaji]

Like 2 or 3 decades of diplomacy and UN "oversight" (= overlooking!) accomplished anything other than Iran being within weeks of having nuclear bombs?

Exactly.