Fordow Fuel Enrichment Plant

Inside the 2018 Mossad raid that seized Iran's nuclear archive from an air-gapped warehouse in Tehran.

Why 60% enrichment is the red line, what makes 90% weapons-grade, and the physics of breakout timelines.

What if Iran's enriched uranium isn't at Natanz or Fordow — but split across dozens of hidden basements?

Iran has locked out inspectors. Here's how the IAEA still tracks its nuclear program through forensic evidence and satellite imagery.

A ballistic missile exchange, a pre-announced phone call, and a leak that looks more like coordination than chaos.

A deeper, more fortified nuclear site than Fordow — and inspectors can't get inside.

Where is Iran hiding 142 kg of near-weapons-grade uranium? We break down the bunkers, the car washes, and the breakout timelines.

Iran's enriched uranium is "entombed" after strikes — but debris removal, tunneling, and seismic risks make recovery likely.

The IAEA has fewer inspectors, less access, and more enrichment to verify in Iran than ever before.

Mojtaba Khamenei has vanished. As Iran teeters on the edge of systemic collapse, we dissect the silence and the $42 billion capital flight.

Is Iran’s "verbal commitment" to dismantle its nuclear program a real pivot or a dangerous delay tactic? We dive into the technical data.

Explore how micro-drones, severed cables, and "pre-positioned" malware are redefining warfare long before the first shot is fired.

Herman and Corn break down the strategic map of Iran’s nuclear sites, from the depths of Pickaxe Mountain to the weaponization labs of Parchin.

How does a massive nuclear facility shrink into a weapon the size of a soup can? Explore the "dark phase" of atomic weapon production.

Why is 20% enrichment actually 90% of the work? Herman and Corn break down the science and the "breakout time" of Iran’s nuclear program.