John Bolton urges regime change to address Iran nuclear threat

16 articles · Updated · The Wall Street Journal · Apr 27

Bolton claims Iran has enough plutonium for over 200 nuclear weapons, citing expert Henry Sokolski and referencing the Bushehr reactor’s spent fuel.
He criticizes past US administrations for focusing only on uranium enrichment and warns of Iran’s nuclear cooperation with North Korea.
Bolton argues that negotiations and previous deals, including the JCPOA, have failed to eliminate Iran’s nuclear capabilities, insisting only regime change can prevent renewed proliferation and end Tehran’s terrorism and economic threats.

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