Iran's Threats and Nuclear Capabilities Recent statements from Admiral Shahram Irani, a top commander in Iran's Navy, have raised concerns about the country's potential nuclear capabilities. In an interview with state media,

Military pressure makes diplomacy with Iran possible, and any agreement must permanently eliminate the nuclear threat with verifiable enforcement.

NEW YORK - The head of the global nuclear test ban watchdog acknowledged on Wednesday that his organization cannot reliably detect low-yield nuclear explosions, conceding a gap in the international monitoring system at a moment when fears of a clandestine Iranian test - and a wider return

President Trump's administration is continuing with its expansive definition of the legal boundaries of the war in Iran. STEVE INSKEEP, HOST: The administrati

The United States and Israel have delivered a near-devastating blow to the Iranian regime. In a sustained campaign of precision strikes, they have crippled Iran’s top military and political leadership, shattered much of its navy, air force, and ballistic ...

The head of the organization overseeing a treaty banning nuclear testing is warning that if the United States, Russia or any other nation goes ahead with a test, other nations will follow.

The problem is not that Trump chose to launch an attack on Iran, nor the performance of our military, but rather his own leadership and decision-making process throughout.

The Iran ceasefire announced follows 800 decisive U.S. strikes on Iran's industrial base. Fresh incidents, including Iranian attacks on energy infrastructure in Saudi Arabia and the UAE, are already testing the pause.