Article: WAR AND PIECES

New information continues to blast away at last November's controversial National Intelligence Estimate on the supposed dormant state of Iran's nuclear weapons program, which the U.S. intelligence community believes ended in 2003.

Last week, Iran announced putting an additional 6,000 centrifuges online at its underground Natanz uranium enrichment plant and opening a new facility for processing uranium ore into yellowcake, the first step in the uranium enrichment process.

As is well known, Iran already has 3,000 centrifuges spinning at Natanz, which -- if unchecked -- could produce enough fissile material for one nuclear weapon if running "efficiently" 24/7 for a year.

The new uranium ore ...

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