Glad to see talks are direct and there is another planned for next Saturday.

#NUKECON is always a great event with lots of interesting insights and debates. Congratulations Jane Darby Menton (((James Acton))) Toby Dalton !

Always a pleasure to host Rafael Mariano Grossi - excellent discussion on the opportunities and challenges with the expansion of nuclear energy to address energy security and climate change!

Getting ready for an excellent discussion on nuclear security with a dozen countries across the Middle East and North Africa!

Day 1 in the books! Excellent start to our nuclear security workshop in Amman, thanks to our excellent hosts Jordan Atomic Energy Commission!

Excellent piece from Rabia Akhtar on an enduring nuclear agreement that has withstood heightened tensions in South Asia. Thank you for your insights! bit.ly/3YI4jV3

Great analysis from someone who knows!

We can safely and securely scale nuclear energy if we do it the right way! We are at an inflection point - read more here: nti.org/news/executive…

ICYMI - Excellent article on how not to spoil the unique collective that currently exists for the expansion of nuclear energy from Ernest Moniz and John Deutch in National Interest: bit.ly/3FGOurl

U.S. joins the attack against Iran’s nuclear program. The inconvenient truth is that you cannot eliminate a nuclear program through military strikes. The knowledge remains and equipment can be rebuilt.

Add to this the recent announcement of a third enrichment facility and all of sudden it looks like the military strikes will lead to the exact opposite effect of the stated outcome.

You can’t launch an attack on another country and expect no response. Hope this is not going to lead to another protracted war for the U.S. in the Middle East.

I spoke with Erin Burnett Erin Burnett OutFront about the new DIA damage assessment on the U.S. attack on Iranian nuclear facilities, including Fordow. Military strikes alone won't be able to stop Iran's nuclear program. ⬇️ bit.ly/44ypX16

Very important. This means the world will have little to no information on what is happening with Iran’s nuclear program and specifically its highly enriched uranium.

My latest in Foreign Policy, with Eric Brewer.

The inevitable chaos that would accompany regime change in Iran could present the most serious nuclear security challenge since the fall of the Soviet Union, Eric Brewer and Scott Roecker write. foreignpolicy.com/2025/07/09/ira…

There are many challenges associated with the 400 kg of weapons-usable HEU in Iran. My NTI colleagues Scott Roecker & Eric Brewer write in Foreign Policy about the risk of nuclear materials falling into the wrong hands if the Iran regime falls. foreignpolicy.com/2025/07/09/ira…

A somber day. 80th anniversary of the first nuclear weapon used in war. I continue to be amazed by the strength of the people of Hiroshima. #CranesForOurFuture