#iaea

[elenatria]

Commission for @fuerst-von-argot 😘

"I always like to study atoms as they come apart. And yet even though we were trapped in hell where everything was tearing apart we came together and collided in a way none expected. Perhaps love is a science in its own right."

Caption by TheUsagi1985, thank you for offering my art this little gem. 

Never Not Ship Valoris. ✊🏭☢

[lordandgodoftheobvious]

Apropos of nothing currently going on in the world of geopolitics, if you are a member of an organization dedicated to the prevention of X, and you use your membership in that organization to do clandestine activities against one nation and/or at the behest of another, you are by definition eroding global and local confidence in organizations dedicated to the prevention of X, which means you are encouraging X.

And as such Rafael Grossi should be executed for crimes against humanity.

[fuerst-von-argot]

Hiii I was wondering how many Chernobyl plushes you have now? I know it’s a few but I would love a tour if that’s alright

Yes, of course! Thank you for the ask anon, I always love to speak about them! 😁

My first plushies were these two, they also accompanied me on our trip to Lithuania.

The artist who made these two adorable boys is The Stitchy Button:

https://www.etsy.com/de/shop/StitchyButton

These are the next two gentlemen who have joined us.

The artist is Noxx Plush:

https://www.noxxplush.com/

The next pair even has different outfits!

The artist is Lion Cub Creations:

https://lioncubcreationsfaq.carrd.co/

And here we went for more of a chibi look. :)

The artist is Nero Fledermaus:

https://neroplushies.com/

And a very new addition to the family are these two very happy soviet husbands:

They have magnets in their hands (the chibi version too!) to hold hands, that is why they're so happy.

The artist is AppleDew:

https://linktr.ee/apple.dew

From the same artist I proudly present a very historically accurate version that I just commissioned days ago! As I already have them on my hands and they joined the other tattoos, I felt like I had to give them the plush treatment too. 😁

(They are so new I don't even have them with me at the moment. I'm excited for them to arrive to take a few more family pictures. 😁)

Again thank you for the ask! <3 It's a bit of an obsession of mine, but there are worse ways to spend your money. xD (I tell myself that.) And well... they are very good cuddle partners. 🥺❤️ And I take one pair with me wherever I go so... they do some work for their money. 😁

[thefreethoughtprojectcom]

As new leaks, satellite images, and retaliatory threats emerge, one thing is clear: this isn’t just about enriched uranium. It’s about data as doctrine. Algorithms as authority. AI as artillery.

Read More: https://thefreethoughtproject.com/foreign-affairs/the-ai-that-triggered-a-war-how-palantir-and-the-iaea-fueled-israels-strike-on-iran

#TheFreeThoughtProject

[dreaminginthedeepsouth]

If there is one thing we have learned about Donald Trump over the last 10 years – for New Yorkers, over the last 50 – it is that you cannot believe anything he says.

Anything.

If he said he was going to give Iran a chance to come back to the negotiating table and he would mull things over for two weeks, the Iran attack was going to happen in two days. If he called Saturday’s bombing Iran “a spectacular military success,” it was something less than that. If he said Iran’s nuclear sites were “obliterated,” they weren’t. If he said Iran’s ability to produce a nuclear weapon has been ended, it hasn’t.

Trump toyed around with whether or not he was going to order the attack, telling reporters on the White House lawn on Wednesday, “I may do it. I may not do it. Nobody knows what I’m going to do.”

That was a lie, but it wasn’t a lie lie. It was a strategic feint. Any leader who is planning an attack on an enemy is going to try to seem like it’s either not going to happen, or the planning is in an early stage, when actually it is almost complete. That was the case with Iran.

Planning for the attack had been going on for weeks, and Tehran knew it. They probably started moving the centrifuges necessary to enrich uranium, and the uranium they had already enriched, away from their three nuclear weapons development sites when Trump was elected last November. By the time he started bellowing that he would “never” allow Iran to build a nuclear weapon, their nuclear material was safe somewhere else.

Trump tells so many lies every day, we only half listen to him. We have gotten used to tucking his lies away in mental rabbit holes so we can get ready for his next bunch of whoppers. But you want to know who has been recording every syllable that comes out of his mouth? The Iranians. They have spent years slowly accumulating enough partially enriched uranium that they have been within a year, or even within months according to some intelligence estimates, of being able to produce a bomb. Do you think they were going to let all that work go to waste just because the Americans were stupid enough to put the international clown, Donald Trump, back in the White House? Not a chance in hell. They were ready. They’ve been ready for months.

With Donald Trump, nothing is ever as it seems. Why does he tell so many lies? Is it because he can’t help himself, that it’s pathological? Not even close. He tells lies to keep his opponents guessing, out of step, off their game.

Even the war he just started with Iran is a lie, in that it has another purpose. I read somewhere over the last few days that all wars are started as much for domestic reasons as for their stated foreign policy goals. Why did George Bush start his war with Saddam Hussein’s Iraq? Did he really believe that Iran had its own secret nuclear weapons program, or that they had developed a stockpile of WMD, weapons of mass destruction? No. He needed a war, and Afghanistan was not enough, so he ginned one up against Saddam.

Domestically, Trump is not in trouble, but he’s not in great shape. He can’t get interest rates down. He hasn’t whipped inflation. His Big Beautiful Bill is in trouble. His attempt to use Elon Musk and his DOGE-niks to conquer the budget deficit and save trillions in spending was an abject failure, with recent stories saying the whole thing is going to end up costing more than it saved. And his big plan to get tariffs to solve everything has failed miserably. All the stories about tariffs now lead with how Chinese President Xi Jinping has played him like a violin. He can’t even get his big ICE roundup of undocumented immigrants up to speed. There were reports early this month about Trump’s immigration hatchet man, Stephen Miller, “yelling” at Immigration and Customs Enforcement officials, ordering them to triple their arrests.

Trump’s war against Iran isn’t just about preventing them from developing a nuclear weapon. Like everything else, the war is about Donald Trump. He was going to drop that gigantic Massive Ordnance Penetrator bomb from the moment he learned it existed. He needed that bombing campaign the way he needs golf courses and Diet Cokes and well-done steaks. He needed the White House appearance last night backed up by his war puppies, Vance, Hegseth, and Rubio. He needed his Chairman of the Joint Chiefs and Secretary of Defense at the Pentagon this morning giving out the numbers – 125 aircraft, 24 Tomahawks, seven B-2 bombers, 14 bunker busters – complete with map headlined with the mission moniker – this is so perfect, it’s all Trump – “Operation Midnight Hammer.”

You know what he’s doing, because he’s done it so many times before: Hey, look over here! Not only a big shiny object, a big shiny BOMB…which he puts in ALL CAPS every time he uses the word.

Because why? Because Donald Trump. The whole thing was Donald Trump all the time, all the way, from beginning to end. And it’s going to stay Donald Trump. You want to know why? Because now will come the analysis that the attack wasn’t as successful as he said, and he’ll be able to attack anyone who questions his genius. He’s already started, going after the lone Republican, Congressman Thomas Massie of Kentucky, who strayed off the reservation today by claiming that the attack was unconstitutional. Trump started up a new SuperPAC to back anybody who wants to run against the poor guy. And woe be unto anyone who questions Trump’s assertion that Iran’s nuclear ambitions are done for. He’ll be able to throw around the T-word, “traitor,” if you dare point out inconvenient facts like reports that there was no measurable radiation produced from the bombing of the three nuclear sites. Not even a roentgen, according to the IAEA, was emitted from the destruction done to the Iranian nuclear facilities.

But Trump’s war puppy at the Pentagon was jubilant: "Iran's nuclear ambitions have been obliterated," Hegseth crowed at an 8 a.m. press conference at the Pentagon this morning. "The operation President Trump planned was bold and it was brilliant."

There could be good reasons for the peculiar lack of radiation from the damage done to three nuclear weapons sites. Maybe at Fordo, where satellite photos show six craters that look like someone stabbed the earth with an ice pick, the bombs went off so deep and caused such a collapse underground that they sealed off all the radiation. Maybe the same thing happened at Natanz, where another neat hole has appeared in the middle of an open field surrounded by a curving two-lane road.

We won’t know until the Pentagon does its BDA, battle damage assessment, and maybe not even after that, because which Iranian official is going to allow anyone onto any of the top-secret sites to check out the holes and maybe put a Geiger-counter on the gray dust?

Which is exactly the way Trump likes it. Who is going to question his chest-pounding assertions about his “brilliant” attack that has “obliterated” Iran’s dream of nuclear weapons?

Well, the Russkis, for one. Former Russian President Dimitry Medvedev, the deputy chairman of the Security Council of Russia, got on his Telegram account this morning and announced that other countries are "ready to directly supply Iran with their own nuclear warheads." He didn’t go into any details, but presumably that would mean Russia and its new war-buddy North Korea.

And then there is this possibility that I haven’t seen mentioned anywhere, so I’ll just put it out there right now: What if Iran has already succeeded in producing a nuclear weapon? They haven’t let the IAEA near their nuclear facilities for a while, so what if Iran cranked up its 60 percent uranium to “weapons grade” 90 percent, and they went ahead and made one? And having made it, then squirrelled it away far from where they knew the U.S. would come a-bombing-when-they-come.

While we’re at it, let’s throw in this hideous tidbit. What if the Ayatollah, at age 86, is sufficiently infirm and hidden away that some Republican Guard maniac up and decides, hey, let’s lob our nuke at Jerusalem and see what happens?

Every military expert who can get himself or herself on the TeeVee has been yapping about how easy wars are to start, but goodness me, how hard they are to end. Well, I’m not on the TeeVee, but I’ll agree with the experts on that one.

But I haven’t heard many of them talking about what wars have this extra added little tendency to produce every time you start one:

Unforeseen consequences.

Get ready, because we are in for a few, and they come from a place where Donald Trump, no student of history he, has ever spent much time.

Donald Trump will be learning that it’s a brand new thing to lie yourself out of inconvenient facts like dead American bodies.

[Lucian Truscott Newsletter]

[secular-jew]

1. Decapitate IRGC senior military leadership ✅ to paradise

🔥Gen Hossein Salami, head of Iran’s revolutionary guard

🔥 Gen Gholamali Rashid , senior military strategist

2. Provide final resting place in Paradise for Iran's top nuclear "scientists" ✅

🔥 Dr Teranchi , President of Iran’s largest university and nuclear bomb specialist

🔥 Fereydoon Abbasi, head of all nuclear scientists

3. Remove radar and surface-to-air missiles installations ✅

4. Degrade Iran nuke facilities and capabilities ✅

Phase 1 of Operation Rising Lion - complete ✅

Book of Numbers, verse 23:24:

"Behold, the people shall rise up as a great lion, and lift up himself as a young lion: he shall not lie down until he eat of the prey, and drink the blood of the slain."

[gwydionmisha]

Israel/Iran/US Round Up: Published 7/4/25

[greenpostua]

⚡️Гендиректор МАГАТЕ Рафаель Гроссі та очільник Міненерго Германом Галущенко відвідали місця пошкодженої енергетичної інфраструктури України.

📢"Я перебуваю на підстанції "Київська" — важливій для ядерної безпеки ланці енергомережі України. Ядерна аварія може бути наслідком прямого нападу на станцію, а також через порушення електропостачання", — розповів Гроссі у соцмережі "Х".

📸: фото з соцмереж

[stop-war-ukraine]

Russian drone attacked an IAEA vehicle on its way to the temporarily occupied Zaporizhzhia Nuclear Power Plant.

IAEA Director General Rafael Grossi condemned the act, calling it “unacceptable.”

[green-ann]

Have a nice day, everyone ❤️

@elenatria @connihd @fuerst-von-argot @donat5dio @alyeen1 @odense @owlboxes @johnlockismyreligion

[tzeinform]

За період з ‎01.‎07.‎2025 по ‎04.‎07.‎2025 енергетичне забезпечення (лінія №4 Qom Combined Cycle Power Plant) об'єкту об'єкту Фордо (Fordow Fuel Enrichment Plant (FFEP) перська : فردو ;) (округ Кахак, провінція Кум) тричі виходило на пік споживання в 1 МВт. Це не схоже на діюче виробництво, скоріше всього це перевірка функціональності систем енергозабезпечення, але характерно те, що Іран відмовив комісії IAEA в доступі до об'єкту. ГЗМ tZE inform https://timeze2019.blogspot.com/p/tze.html

[jeintalu]

Iran Parliament Voted to Suspend Cooperation with the IAEA

Iran's parliament voted overwhelmingly on June 25 to suspend all cooperation with the International Atomic Energy Agency.

&&&

Iraani parlament hääletas 25. juunil ülekaalukalt peatada igasugune koostöö Rahvusvahelise Aatomienergiaagentuuriga (IAEA).

[fuerst-von-argot]

They are here!

[ricisidro]

International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA), the United Nations nuclear watchdog, Director General Rafael Grossi said Iran must let its inspectors return to its nuclear sites and account for the missing 400 kg of 60% enriched uranium — sufficient material to make 10 nuclear bombs.

Iran reportedly moved the stockpile before US strikes. However, the Iranian parliament is considering withdrawing from the Nuclear Non-Proliferation Treaty (NPT) and stopping Iran’s cooperation with the IAEA.

#IAEA #UN #NPT #Israel #Iran #US #USattackIran #Fordow #IsraelIranConflict #IranIsraelConflict #IsraeliranWar #iranisraelwar #IranVsIsrael #IsraelIran #IranIsrael

[agentfascinateur]

“The problem is that Trump has allowed himself to be so influenced by the Israelis that the demands the United States put forward for Iran, the proposal that was put forward, was maximalist: No enrichment of uranium whatsoever on Iranian soil.

And if there’s anything we’ve learned from more than a decade of watching nuclear negotiations with the United States is that the country insists on retaining an indigenous uranium enrichment programme”

- Barbara Slavin, George Washington University

#this ⬆️

[man-and-atom]

Uranium glass on display at the International Atomic Energy Agency headquarters in Vienna.

More photos here (mostly of the excellent display at the UN Office of Outer Space Affairs).