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Steve Witkoff’s blistering account of Iran’s behavior should shake every American awake: the regime didn’t come to the table repentant — it boasted. Witkoff, who sat across from Iranian negotiators, revealed they openly admitted holding roughly 460 kilograms of uranium enriched to 60 percent and treated that fact as leverage in talks, a detail that exposes just how close Tehran had come to a weapon.
This is not abstract saber-rattling; it is a clear and present danger that the regime deliberately cultivated while flouting inspectors and international norms. Witkoff’s warning that 60 percent material can be ramped to weapons-grade in days reinforces why decisive action was unavoidable and why the world cannot afford the fantasists who pretend diplomacy alone would have stopped them.
Americans who believe in peace through strength should celebrate that our leaders gave diplomacy every available chance before moving to defend the nation and our allies. The administration’s strikes and enforcement of red lines were not reckless — they were a necessary response to a regime that declared enrichment a point of pride and a bargaining chip, not a civilian program.
Operation Epic Fury, following last year’s Midnight Hammer, proved the United States can and must act with overwhelming precision when national security demands it, and those actions sent a message Tehran finally understood. To those on the left who howl about escalation, remember: letting a nuclear-capable Iran metastasize across the Middle East would have been the real escalation that jeopardized millions of lives and our own homeland.
Witkoff’s own negotiating posture — insisting any deal have no sunset clauses and that Iran live under perpetual, verifiable constraints — is exactly the kind of ironclad approach Americans should support. If the regime insists on enrichment and boasts about bypassing oversight, there’s no room for temporary fixes or wishful thinking from the Beltway elites who kept us vulnerable in the past.
Now is the time for unity behind a clear-eyed strategy: back our commanders, support relentless pressure on Tehran, and reject appeasement dressed up as diplomacy. Hardworking Americans know the difference between strength that preserves liberty and weakness that invites catastrophe — and we will not let another generation inherit the radioactive bill for the failures of the faint-hearted.
