Welcome to the latest episode of the nuclear thriller unfolding in the Middle East! Iranian scientists, those quiet heroes in white coats, are now literally in the crosshairs. Mohamed Eslami, head of Iran’s Atomic Energy Organization, vows that scientists will fiercely defend the nation’s interests because the nuclear industry is a symbol of Iranian will and independence. But it’s not all sunshine and roses. Israeli attacks have already killed at least 11 Iranian nuclear experts, including engineer Soleiman Soleimani, with a 12-day conflict leaving a bloody trail and many wounded. To make matters worse, Iranian authorities have arrested hundreds over alleged ties to Israel, with six people executed on espionage charges! Is this a war of science or a war of spies? Meanwhile, former US President Donald Trump hasn’t backed down from threats — ready to bomb Iran again if uranium enrichment continues, which is already at 60% purity, while 90% is needed for nuclear weapons. All this while a car rally in Sarajevo shows support for Iran and Palestine, reminding us this conflict is far from local. This nuclear chaos isn’t just about atoms; it’s about people, politics, and dangerous power games. So, what do you think? Will science win, or will the war of spies and threats keep swallowing lives? Drop a comment — maybe together we’ll find out who the real hero of this drama is!
