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Since when statista is a reputable source? LOL

You do realize that most countries in the world, particularly the nuclear states, and even de-facto nuclear states like Japan, have tremendous enrichment capabilities. I mean Japan's enrichment capacity measured in separative work units is already 1.5 million SWU/year. And unlike Iran that...

It's also carrying 16 other satellites. Iran wouldn't have needed Russia to carry Khayyam if Rouhani hadn't shut down Iran's space program for 8 years. We could've already deployed Soroush by now and carried even heavier payloads than just Khayyam to higher orbits.

Yes, I obviously agree with that part of your statement. But I am criticizing the other part that you say Iran is a nuclear capable state. What's that supposed to mean exactly? How is Iran a nuclear capable state? What's your definition? What are your measures? I mean Japan has over 1.5 million...

Define nuclear capable. For a country like Iran that does not have vast uranium resources or allies with large reserves of uranium, Iran needs a very large and advanced nuclear program to defend itself against a potential all-out war with countries like the United States, France or even Israel...

What happened there? It's not really brutal. Just two women fighting because one of them insulted the other. The moral police was telling her "go sit there", even used please before that, until she insulted the police for no reason and called them "bi sharaf". That's where the police woman who...

And I took that personally. xD No, the problem was the other part of your comment where you said, and I quote: "Unless you want the police to greet suspects with warm hugs and a bouquet of roses." That implies you are suggesting that the police use of force against suspects is justified while...

Wow. What a brutal scene! Holding someone by her arms and taking her to the van with minimal use of force when she resists going in the police van, i.e. resisting arrest, is such a brutal scene. But killing someone in cold blood by holding your knee on his neck for 7 minutes when he shouts I...

Police cannot use arms on unarmed people. Something which regularly happens in the US. And even if the suspect is armed, it's still not a reason to shoot at them because the US constitution, the 2nd amendment I believe, clearly states that American citizens are authorized to carry guns. So, if...

آبرو برای کشور نذاشتند دیگه کشور افتاده دست یه مشت حیوون خر مذهبی که از عصر جهالت اومدن بعد می‌گن مردم چرا به امثال روحانی رای می‌دن تا این مملکت از نکبت و آفت خر مذهبی‌ها رها نشه آش همینه و کاسه همین

You see nothing wrong in the video because you live in a violent, savage country. A "suspect" is exactly what it means: a person that is suspected of something, but has not been proven guilty. The police do not sentence a person or determine if they're guilty or not. A court does that after...

Saddam did actually have the world's 4th largest ground forces. His people betrayed him and didn't want to fight for him. That's a different issue. Iraq had over 6,000 tanks. There must be some truth to their propaganda. Otherwise, South Korea would've launched a war against them before they...

North Korea boasts about a 9 million people army. It has 1.3 million active personnel and about 6 million people in reserve. The only question is: Can North Korea arm that many people? If yes, South Korea can only dream about annexing North Korea even without nukes.

North Korea may not be impressive when it comes to quality, but they are certainly impressive when it comes to quantity. They have 1.3 million active personnel. That's insane. People in the West put too much emphasis on quality, I guess. I think your idea that South Korea can march up north and...

Dude, pick one. Unifying the country and keeping the status quo are completely different objectives. Can North Korea damage the South Korean economy and infrastructure beyond repair for more than a decade? Yes. Can North Korea occupy some border territories of South Korea at the cost of a high...

Define defeat. Defeat in what sense exactly? What are the goals of such a hypothetical war?

Keeping the internal welfare-based society intact? Are you talking about North Korea? Welfare-based society? lol

The caliber of suicide?

Turkey's foreign policies be like