Iran's Nuclear Breakout Time Now 'Zero,' Can Produce First Weapon in One Week

A new report highlights the extreme danger posed by Iran's nuclear capabilities, marking the first time the threat level has been rated so high.

Iran has enough highly enriched uranium to produce a nuclear weapon within a week, according to a new report.
The Institute for Science and International Security has upgraded Iran's nuclear threat level to 'Extreme Danger', the highest rating.
Iran's remaining stock of enriched uranium could produce six weapons in one month, and twelve after five months.
Iran's efforts to conceal its nuclear program and limit inspector access have heightened concerns.
The volatile situation in the Middle East, including conflicts involving Iran, has increased the urgency of the nuclear threat.