Kelsey Davenport
Kelsey Davenport is a prominent expert in nuclear nonproliferation and serves as the director of nonproliferation policy at the Arms Control Association. With a deep understanding of global nuclear issues, she frequently analyzes the implications of nuclear policies and the dynamics of international negotiations, particularly involving Iran's nuclear program. Davenport advocates for diplomatic solutions to prevent nuclear proliferation and has been vocal about the need for political will from both sides in negotiations.
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Hungary:
Kelsey Davenport explained that the enriched uranium in Iran poses significant proliferation risks.
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Tanzania:
Kelsey Davenport of the Washington-based Arms Control Association said Iran’s stockpile of 60 percent enriched uranium may not have been part of the ‘mission’ but it is a significant part of the proliferation risk.
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Argentina:
Kelsey Davenport indicated that detecting locations where Iran might be hiding highly enriched uranium would be extremely difficult.
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Slovakia:
Kelsey Davenport criticized Trump's decision to attack Iran as reckless and irresponsible.
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India:
Kelsey Davenport from the Arms Control Association added that Iran could now operate a covert facility to resume enrichment.
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Greece:
Kelsey Davenport commented that Trump's decision to strike Iran was reckless and irresponsible.
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United States:
Kelsey Davenport critiques Trump's decision to strike Iran as a reckless escalation.
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Costa Rica:
Kelsey Davenport explained that it is too early to claim that the U.S. attacks were successful.
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Venezuela:
Kelsey Davenport is an expert from the Arms Control Association who commented on the challenges of tracking the uranium's location.
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Argentina:
Kelsey Davenport is an expert from the Arms Control Association who commented on the effectiveness of the U.S. attacks.
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