Former CIA Analyst: Iran May Already Have Nuclear Weapon, Raising Strategic Questions During an appearance on “National Security Talk,” former Central Intelligence Agency (CIA) analyst Larry Johnson said that Iran may have already built a nuclear weapon [1]. Johnson argued that U.S. policy debates centered on uranium enrichment levels and breakout timelines may be outdated if Tehran already possesses a functioning device. According to Johnson, such a development would represent a major shift in the strategic landscape of the Middle East. His claim challenges the framework long used by American policymakers, who have measured Iran’s nuclear progress by metrics such…
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