This analysis by a former International Atomic Energy agency deputy director of Iran's nuclear capabilities takes into account the far more sophisticated centrifuges Iran has been installing at its main enrichment facility at Nantanz. These centrifuges are not designed to enrich uranium to 20% of bomb-grade uranium. They are designed to enrich beyond that number - a qualitative change in Iran's nuclear capability: Washington Free Beacon: Iran has passed the "point of no return" in its nuclear weapons program and could soon have the ability to enrich enough missile-grade uranium to build a bomb in just two weeks, the former deputy director general of the International Atomic Energy Agency told reporters on Monday. Olli Heinonen, who served at the IAEA for 27 years until 2010, said the advanced centrifuges that Iran recently began installing in its enrichment facilities will "radically reduce the so-called breakout time" for the regime to quickly produce enough...(Read Full Post)