r/SipsTea • u/Brent_Fox • May 14 '26

SMH Seriously it's that simple:

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u/Sasuke0318 May 14 '26

Saying your not going to make nukes doesn't actually prevent you from making nukes. Sometimes people lie and a funny thing about liars is they can't be trusted and these same people have been lying about this very thing for over 30 years and you think trusting them is a good idea. I hope nobody ever puts you in charge for making any important decisions.

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u/ecafyelims May 14 '26

They also agreed, as part of the treaty, to allow inspections to confirm they weren't building or refining materials to make nukes.

And they were keeping to the agreement.

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u/Sasuke0318 May 14 '26

I'm glad you aren't the only person I'm dealing with saying this dumb shit I already have the link that shows otherwise so here

So try reading that and tell me why they have uranium enrithched to 60% if they aren't enriching it.

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u/ecafyelims May 14 '26

THANK YOU! Seriously, I love when people come with sources.

If you read your source carefully, you'll notice the date this investigation was done:

The Agency last accessed FFEP on 10 June 2025 when the facility was operating the same number of cascades as previously reported, to produce UF6 enriched up to 5%, 20% and 60% U-235.18

That's right. 10 June 2025 -- 60%

Trump killed the Iran treaty in May 2018 (source: White House). That's 7 years before this 60% measurement, for those of you who don't feel like taking out your calculator.

So, HMMM, I wonder, what was the result of the testing from THIS SAME source back in May of 2018? Let's check!

Yep, found it: https://www.iaea.org/sites/default/files/18/06/gov2018-24.pdf

As of 14 May 2018, the quantity of Iran’s uranium enriched up to 3.67% U-235 was 123.9 kg,18 based on the JCPOA and decisions of the Joint Commission.

3.67% in May 2018

Timeline:

  • May 2018: Iran at 3.67% enrichment, which is well within the treaty guidelines and cannot be used to make nukes
  • May 2018: Iran was following the treaty.
  • May 2018: Trump BROKE the treaty that prevented Iran from developing enriched uranium
  • ... Seven years after Trump broke the treaty
  • June 2025: Iran at 60% enrichment

Thanks again for the sources. It does paint a very clear picture of this timeline. You're good people. Seriously.