Israel-Iran latest: Trump to decide on US action over conflict within two weeks, White House says

PM options range from nothing for complete military intervention. Kate Devlin reports:

Israeli military strikes hit the Iranian Reactor for Hondab, the construction project that did not start working and damaged a nearby plant that makes heavy water, said Nuclear Hours on Thursday.

Israel struck several nuclear content in Iran. The heavy water supply as originally designed could easily produce plutonium that could eventually be used in nuclear weapons, although Iran denies the search for such weapons.

In accordance with 2015, however, the plant was redesigned to reduce the risk of expanding and its core removed and filled with concrete. Iran informed the Vienna International Atomic Energy Agency, the reactor will start operating in 2026. years.

“IAEA has information Hondab (former Arak) Reactor for heavywater, under construction, was not construction. It was not operational and had no nuclear material, so no radiological effects”, IAEA said in the post on X.

Heavy plumbing reactors use heavy water, known as deuterium oxide, as a moderator, slowing neutrons that quickly move on to the freedom released during the process of nuclear fission that creates heat in the reactor.

Prime Minister Cheir Starmer called Donald Trump to deviate from the edge of a direct strike on Iran:

Only military action will not delete the accumulated knowledge and skills of Iranian nuclear scientists, says Iranian expert and former Secretary of the Foreign Parties: