What did I admit exactly? Be precise please.
Our most sensitive program has not been set back for 9 months. That's Jew York propaganda. Yes, I reiterate that I will believe we have sustained damage at Natanz and we have lost probably 4,000 centrifuges there. Although one must realize that at this point, it is technically impossible to know what has happened there without official reports, particularly the next IAEA report in June. If Iran can produce 60 IR-6 centrifuges, as claimed by the authorities, then we can replace 4,000 SWU with IR-6 centrifuges in less than 15 days. 9 months? lol
Yes, we had 5,060 IR-1 centrifuges there. Assuming that not all of them were active at the time of the incident, I can believe that we have lost 4,000 IR-1 centrifuges. But that would be about only one-third of our enrichment capacity before the incident. And it is being replaced now by more advanced centrifuges. Something that should've been done long ago but the JCPOA didn't allow it to happen. If anything, this incident was a huge win for us. I am more worried about our reserves of aluminum, maraging steel and carbon fiber than I am worried about the issue of spies and agents. And I will worry about spies and foreign agents in our nuclear program only if this situation continues to remain the same 2 years after Rouhani has been kicked out of the office.
Meanwhile, we don't need more enriched uranium. We have 3 tonnes of 4.5% enriched uranium and 20 kilograms of 20% enriched uranium. That's more than enough for several nuclear warheads if they decide to use this uranium for atomic bombs. We need to install more advanced centrifuges at Fordow if we want to make a bomb, but I think almost everyone here agrees with me that Iran's nuclear program is not for building a bomb.