Admiral Mike Mullen, Chiefs of Staff, said Sunday he takes seriously al-Qaida in the Arabian Peninsula's latest threat to carry out more inexpensive, small-scale attacks against American targets. al-Qaida said its attempt to bomb two U.S.-bound cargo planes last month cost only $4,200 to mount.

by TR-2 and TR-4 and now they are working on a pilot program to install 40 foot high centrifuge that will use less energy and output 350SWU if all works fine enrichment cycle will be cut in half the fact that week later they start enriching means all fine

however the enrichment had to stop for one day no more

They've been shut down for nearly two weeks. Here's a news flash: Stuxnet has done such incredible damage to the SCADA programs that operate the centrifuges ..... the centrifuges aren't going to be operational any time soon. Any time not so soon, either. Face it: like it or not -- Israel and civilization - 1 Iran - 0

box cutters, strangling ropes, inept underwear and shoe bombers? you have one crazy sense of jihadi macabre humor

Do you work at the plant? Does Nanodinejad know you are speaking to an enemy website? Are you hand cranking the centrifuges while they are powered down?Yes yes, all will be fine. Fool, Stuxnet is only the beginning. Do you really believe that Israel with all it's brain power will sit by and watch? You are doomed!

routine maintenance purposes - evern Tweeter needs to do that. The diff is Iran's nuclear program is under such strict IAEA monitoring that even routine brief shutdonws like this makes the "news". I'm sure Israel follows the same routines regarding its "secret" nuclear installations.

That they only stop for one day thats it STUXNET OR MONICA LEWINSKYonly affect the life cycle of the USA has no effect in Iran the IAEA own statement claim that they back working as for scoring ConfosiNajad say"laugh most who laugh last" you can laugh now before your time expire

you being still able to post your wishful thinking TB. According to reliable sources, this virus can shut down infrastructures, including computor networks.

... is that experts in the West are now saying that Iran's problems with its centrifuge cascades has pushed back its nuclear program for at least two years. Stuxnet has a "kill" date in 2012. It would appear that Israel knows considerably more about Iran's nuclear program than has previously been thought. Of course, most experts have acknowledged that Israel would never have launched Stuxnet I unless there was a Stuxnet II and Stuxnet III waiting in the wings. I disagree. I think there is a Stuxnet IV as well. In Israel, there is no such thing as an overabundance of caution. I am reliably informed that all of Iran's computer-driven systems have been seriously compromised and even permanently crippled. No surprise here. While Iran has spent the last thirty years parading fake missiles through downtown Teheran and issuing stupid rhetoric about "wiping the Zionist entity from the map," Israel has spent a great deal of time working on crafting its elegant and sophisticated Stuxnet virus, of which the world has seen only the first iteration. Israel's cyberwar has prevented a far more deadly war of a very different sort. What's not to like?

sources for your baseless claims or you just keep imagining "kill dates" and those sorts of things? Name one credible source that has "reliably" informed someone like you! By the way one of those "fake missiles" hit one of Israel's most sophisticated SAAR IV Aegis class war ships off the coast of Lebanon during the last invasion of Lebanon when Israel was defeated and humiliated by a bunch of Lebanese village folks. The missile was a fake C-802.

thats how low morale soldierete are trying to pump up morale by the way that is self inflict injury since what they doing is suicidal

Yhe last resort weapon in israel arsenal Monica Lewinsky she could more harm to the centrifuges than the stuxnet