According to The Times, Iran can create ten nuclear warheads in six months.

The Times reported that Iran plans to produce ten nuclear warheads by April 2025.

This information was confirmed by Olli Heinonen, former deputy director of the International Atomic Energy Agency. He also noted that the missiles Iran used to attack Israel on October 1 could be adapted to launch nuclear strikes.

A change in Iran's strategy involves the possibility of using nuclear weapons to achieve its goals, including as additional pressure on the West and the lifting of sanctions.

If the Lebanese organization Hezbollah, which has so far played the role of a deterrent force, is defeated, Iran may move to open nuclear deterrence.