Are there too many Iranian nuclear scientists and will the killing of exemplary scientists not cause any problems in the Iranian nuclear industry? On the contrary, will Iran's progress in the field of Iranian nuclear energy and its peacefulness and completion increase? Will the world have to put up with a peaceful nuclear Iran? Will the world live more peacefully in the future? Is peaceful nuclear energy and its many uses in the fields of medicine and agriculture and nanotechnology and lasers and fuel for warships and submarines and its many uses in other industries useful for humans? Can the world move towards peace with this Iranian model and make it a model for other countries and make global progress?
Killing a handful of exemplary scientists inflicts tactical delays and sends a chilling message, but it cannot collapse Iran’s nuclear industry. The country’s broad base of trained personnel, meticulous record-keeping, and strong state support ensure resilience. In short, there aren’t “too many” scientists—instead, there’s enough redundancy to absorb losses and keep the program moving forward.
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