What it could take for the U.S. to remove highly enriched uranium from Iran

The United States is exploring potential strategies for removing highly enriched uranium from Iran, a critical component for nuclear weapons. This discussion is framed by the ongoing "Iran war" and the material's central role in the conflict's resolution. The article suggests that a post-Soviet-era operation could serve as a model for a U.S. recovery mission in Iran. This initiative aims to address the proliferation risk posed by Iran's possession of highly enriched uranium. Understanding these logistical and strategic challenges is key to assessing future U.S. actions regarding Iran's nuclear program.