Consider that Iran is the only nuclear nation that is not part of the Convention on Nuclear Safety negotiated after the Chernobyl disaster. Its facilities are still mainly
Khosrow B. Semnani presented sobering findings from his ground-breaking report, "The Ayatollah's Nuclear Gamble: The Human Cost of Military Strikes Against Iran's Nuclear Facilities," at the Atlantic Council
Several studies have attempted to estimate fatalities from an airstrike. The best known, produced in September by the University of Utah and Khosrow Semnani, a former U.S. hazardous
The showdown over Iran’s nuclear program is likely to accelerate in 2013 as sanctions tighten, Israel threatens military strikes, and the centrifuges keep spinning. While most attention will
What would the war look like? Israel’s surgical strikes on Iraq in 1981 and Syria in 2007 are not good guides. These attacks were on single, isolated nuclear
About consequences of military strike against Iran's Nuclear Facilities. Semnani appeared with Vice Admiral Richard Gallagher and former Utah Sen. Bob Bennett.
Last month a Washington D.C. think tank released a paper about what a strike on Iran's nuclear facility could look like, and to follow it up another report
November 26, 2012 “War with Iran: Real, horrific costs, but what benefits?” Written by: John Mundy, posted in The Globe and Mail (Canada) March 15, 2015 “My view:
