Chance (11 Mar 2026)
"Iran's Nuclear Weapons - Will They Use Them?"


 
Hello John and Doves,
 
I've written many letters over the years where I've stated that Iran does have nuclear warheads and ICBMs.  They didn't need to reinvent the wheel.  They have been enriching uranium for years and building missiles for years.  They've even recently tested ICBMs that can reach the US.
 
In this letter, I've written about Iran's nuclear facilities, Middle East countries running out of interceptor missiles, more threats from Iran, and is Iran pushing for The Apocalypse to bring back their Mahdi who is to set up a global caliphate by sending in bombs and drones to neighboring Arab countries - drawing the whole region into the war?  Everyone is saying this is escalating...March 3, 2026.
 
This article is dated Sept 23, 2025:
 
This article is dated Jan 20, 2026:
 
Iran has been playing the IAEA for years - turning off surveillance cameras, denying inspections of certain tunnels/areas, denying certain inspectors entrance into the tunnels/facilities..even the IAEA has reported they can't determine if Iran is diverting their highly enriched uranium to the next "quick" step (their word) for making weapons grade uranium (WGU) for the production of nuclear warheads.  But Iran's rapid increase in highly enriched uranium makes them think it is for military purposes.  And they admit Iran could have other locations the IAEA doesn't know about.
 
Back in June the US bombed Natanz, Isfahan and Fordow, three top Iranian nuclear facilities...then we were told that Iran's nuclear program had been destroyed.  And we were told that Fordow was obliterated. 
 
Obviously this was not true.  Just recently Steve Witkoff said Iran was a week away from having a nuclear bomb...they either rebuilt super fast or we never destroyed their program to begin with.  Actually, the later is the truth.
 
And now we've bombed Natanz... again. The IAEA is saying we damaged some entrance buildings..."but no radiological impact was expected."
 
 The IAEA is monitoring Iran for any radiological release.  Actually damaging the radiological material would result in serious consequences, evacuations, etc.    With all the bombing going on...there could be a radiological release.
 
If we are attempting to take out Iran's nuclear facilities, we need a different approach. Their tunnels are deeply buried and reinforced.
 
PM Netanyahu said Iran has "started building new sites, new places, underground bunkers, that would make their ballistic missile programmes and their atomic bomb programs immune within months."  Thus the strikes now.  He said, "no action taken now, no action could be taken in the future."  So he is admitting that the strikes last year against their OLD nuclear facilities were too deep to do anything about...That's not good......so those places, those programs are unstoppable. 
 
Are we dealing with a nuclear armed Iran?
 
Here's my letter from back in June about this:


The IAEA May 31, 2025 Report on Iran:
 
The most recent IAEA report, May 31, 2025, noted that "One has to conclude that Iran's real intent is to be prepared to produce large quantities of WGU (weapons grade uranium, 90%) as quickly as possible, in as few centrifuges as possible."
 
Iran can convert its current stock of 60 percent enriched uranium into 233 kg of WGU in three weeks at the Fordow Fuel Enrichment Plant, enough for 9 nuclear weapons, taken as 25 kg of weapon-grade uranium (WGU) per weapons.
 
Iran can produce its first quantity of 25 kg of WGU in Fordow in as little as two to three days.
 
Breaking out in both Fordow and the Natanz Fuel Enrichment Plant, the two facilities together could produce enough WGU for 11 nuclear weapons in the first month, enough for 15 nuclear weapons by the end of the second month, 19 by the end of the third month, 21 by the end of the fourth month, and 22 by the end of the fifth month.
 
In front of the inspector's eyes, Iran is undertaking the near-final step of breaking out, now converting it's 20 percent stock of enriched uranium into 60 percent enriched uranium at a greatly expanded rate.
 
The IAEA's efforts to verify Iran's nuclear activities, particularly its uranium enrichment activities, continue to be seriously affected by Iran's decision last fall to withdraw the designation of several experienced inspectors.  The IAEA repeatedly requested that Iran reconsider this inappropriate, political act, including in a June 2024 Board of Governors censure resolution, but Iran has not done so.  The IAEA states in its accompanying report, NPT Safeguards Agreement with the Islamic Republic of Iran:  "The withdrawal of the designation of several experienced inspectors was also not in line with the required spirit of cooperation."
 
As of May 17, 2025, the net overall enriched uranium stock, including all levels of enrichment and all chemical forms, had increased by 953.2 kg, from 8294.4 kg to 9247.6 kg (Uranium mass)
 
As of May 17, 2025, Iran's stockpile of 60 percent HEU in the form of uranium hexafluoride was 408.6 kg.  This represents a net increase in the stock in the form of uranium hexaflouride of 133.8 kg since the previous reporting period.''
 
The IAEA reports that it has lost continuity of knowledge in relation to the production and current inventory of centrifuges, rotors and bellows, heavy water and UOC (uranium ore concentrate), while it will not be possible to restore.
 
The IAEA concludes that Iran's decision to remove all of the Agency's equipment previously installed in Iran for JCPOA-related surveillance and monitoring activities has also had detrimental implications for the Agency's ability to provide assurance of the peaceful nature of Iran's nuclear programme.
 
Although the IAEA can ascertain the number of centrifuges deployed at Fordow and Natanz, it cannot know how many more Iran has made and stores or deployed at an undeclared site.  A risk that Iran will accumulate a secret stock of advanced centrifuges, deployable in the future at a clandestine enrichment plant, which would only need to house a relatively few advanced centrifuge cascades to enrich Iran's current stock of 60 percent HEU (highly enriched uranium, 60%) to WGU (90% enriched).  At the least, this situation complicates any future verification effort and contributes to uncertainty about the status of Iran's nuclear activities and facilities.
 
Combined with Iran's refusal to resolve outstanding safeguards violations and the program's unresolved nuclear weapons dimensions, the IAEA has a significantly reduced ability to monitor Iran's complex and growing nuclear program.  The IAEA's ability to detect diversion of nuclear materials, equipment and other capabilities to undeclared facilities remains greatly diminished.
 
Fordow has emerged as a multipurpose facility that can produce 60% enriched uranium then easily produce 90% weapons grade uranium.
 
60% enriched uranium possesses a significant breakout risk, since it is a short step away from weapons grade uranium.  In fact, in terms of enrichment requirements, 60% enriched uranium is 99% of the way to 90% weapon grade uranium.
 
Under a civilian cover, Iran has thoroughly practiced the main steps of breakout.  It can go directly from 5% to 60% enrichment.
 
In December 2024, Iran dramatically increased their production of 60% enriched uranium.  Iran has no use or justification for the production of 60% enriched uranium, particularly at the level of hundreds of kilograms.
 
It's rush to make much more of the 60% enriched uranium, quickly depleting its stock of near 20% enriched uranium, which has a civilian use in research reactors, raises more questions.
 
Iran has gone way beyond an excuse of using 60% as bargaining leverage in nuclear negotiations.
 
One has to conclude that Iran's real intent is to be prepared to produce large quantities of weapons grade uranium as quickly as possible in as few centrifuges as possible.  As discussed, it can do this now.
 
Iran's formal 'breakout' time remains at ZERO.  It has enough 60% enriched uranium to directly fashion 10 nuclear explosives.
 
The above link is mainly about Fordow - what about the other nuclear facilities??  This is not good news.
 
The US has started hitting Iran with B-52 Stratofortress bombers.  Maybe these are for the buried nuclear sites.  Also, The Department of War reported sending in B-17F bombers...as Iran's air defense is gone. Iranian ICBM hit our US base in Qatar damaging the early warning radar.  And it looks like the Kurds are stepping in with a ground invasion - armed by the CIA.  Looks like the Iranian Guard are preparing for a ground war with the Kurds.  The Strait of Hormuz may get closed...again.
 
The Iranians have the capability to produce a hundred ballistic missiles a month, plus hundreds of drones.  They have stockpiled tens of thousands of missiles.  They have launch sites in tunnels in mountains...out of easy reach for strikes.  Will the US and IDF run out of missiles, etc long before Iran does?  Our missile production is pathetic.  We just don't have the factories. 
 
The Trump administration is to meet with defense contractors to see about boosting productions of weapons....
 
And Iran, even with the alleged death of Khamenei, is still threatening Israel and the US with unprecedented attacks.  Most of the people of Iran see the US as the Great Satan and Israel as the Little Satan - they are in a Holy War.  How can you make peace with such a religious fervor?  They are Shia.  They are Islam.  Are they threatening nuclear attacks?  They are, after all, Shia Twelvers - they believe an apocalypse is needed to bring back the Mahdi and set up THEIR global caliphate.
 
Iran is hitting their neighboring Moslem countries with missiles and drones...they are trying to fire up the whole region.  Is this their push for that apocalypse??  Qatar announced they arrested two cells associated with the Iranian Revolutionary Guard...in Qatar!  Major oil facilities and oil fields have been shut down throughout the Middle East due to strikes.  Iran is targeting these.  Saudi Arabia, Qatar, Bahrain, Oman, UAE.... And these countries are depleting their supplies of interceptor missiles..
 
March 3, 2026:  The State Department is urging Americans to leave 14 countries in the Middle East....
Americans urged to leave 14 Middle East countries amid Iran war "due to serious safety risks" - CBS News
 
IF Iranians sees defeat in their future - will they 'push the button'?.  The IRG is warning the US Americans will "no longer be safe anywhere in the world, not even in their homes."  "...you will become familiar with the newest weapons.  Even shelters are no longer safe".
Hal Turner Radio Show - IRGC - Americans Will No Longer Be Safe; Not Even in their own homes
 
We are in a very dangerous time.  Especially for the US.  We know what is prophesied for Israel.  But what happens to the US?  And China is feeling the 'heat' of this war - depletion in oil from the Middle East....will they get involved with the US?
 
Remember there is propaganda coming from all sides.  Be vigilant.  Wait..there is much 'fog of war.' 
 
Pray for the peace of Jerusalem!
 
Maranatha!
 
Chance