The 14-point agreement signed between America and Iran on June 18, 2026, in which the most important condition was – ‘Iran will never buy, develop, or manufacture nuclear weapons.’ Trump called it the biggest success of the agreement at ‘99.9%’. But the question is why America wants to stop Iran from becoming a nuclear country, can Iran really leave America behind and become the most powerful country in the world…

Why does America want to stop Iran from making nuclear weapons?

There are 5 big reasons behind this attitude of America:

• This is the main reason for war: Trump has said many times that stopping Iran from making a nuclear bomb was the biggest reason for this war. When America and Israel attacked Iran on 28 February 2026, their objective was to end Iran’s nuclear program. Trump also said that this agreement builds a ‘wall’ against Iran, so that it can never acquire nuclear weapons.
• Better deal than Obama deal of 2015: In 2015, Trump had described former President Barack Obama’s Iran nuclear deal (JCPOA) as a ‘road’ that leads Iran to a nuclear bomb. In 2018, he withdrew America from that agreement. Now he wants to make a strong agreement in his name, which will be better than Obama’s agreement and will keep Iran away from nuclear bomb forever.
• Eliminating Iran’s ‘threshold’ status: According to the International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA), before the war, Iran had 440.9 kg of 60% enriched uranium, which is enough to make 10 nuclear bombs. Iran is the only country which has enriched uranium up to 60% without making a nuclear bomb. The distance from 60% to 90% (weapons-grade) is very small and this is America’s biggest concern. America wants the highly enriched uranium possessed by Iran to either be sent out of the country, or destroyed, or diluted.
• Preventing Iran from ‘proxy war’: Trump had said at the beginning of the war that another priority of his was to stop Iran from funding proxy groups like Hezbollah in the region. With the nuclear bomb, Iran can give even more courage and security to these groups.
• Preserving global leader image: If Iran had made a nuclear bomb despite American attacks, it would have proved to be a major failure of American military power. America wants to show the world that it can prevent its enemies from acquiring nuclear weapons.

Can Iran overtake America and become the most powerful country in the world?

The straight answer is no. At least not in the coming few years. Let us understand from the comparison of America and Iran:

Parameters	America	iran
nuclear weapons	5,042	0 (now)
Military Budget (Annual)	1 trillion dollars	7.5 billion dollars
aircraft carrier	11	0
Satellite and Technology	at the forefront of the world	Limited
global military bases	more than 800	0
economy	30.2 trillion dollars	356 billion dollars

Experts believe that Iran can never leave America ‘behind’ because:

• America already has thousands of nuclear weapons. It will take months for Iran to make even just one bomb.
• America’s military strength, air force, navy, satellites, drones, and intelligence network is many times more than Iran.
• America’s GDP is about 30.2 trillion dollars, while Iran’s GDP is 356 billion dollars ($0.36 trillion). That means America’s GDP is 86 times bigger than Iran’s.
• America has strong alliances like NATO, G7 and Quad. Iran has limited allies (Russia, to a lesser extent China).

However, Iran can become a ‘regional power’ and this is America’s biggest concern. With nuclear weapons, Iran can further strengthen its influence in the Middle East. With this, it can further strengthen its hold on strategic routes like the Strait of Hormuz.

What is America most afraid of?

America’s biggest fear is not about Iran building nuclear weapons, but about the consequences:

• Regional Nuclear Race: America fears that after Iran makes a nuclear bomb, all the Middle East countries like Saudi Arabia, Turkey and Egypt will start a race to make nuclear weapons. This will turn the entire area into a nuclear crisis.
• Israel’s existential threat: Iran’s leaders have repeatedly talked about ‘wiping Israel off the map’. With nuclear weapons, these threats can also become reality.
• Iran’s complete occupation of the Strait of Hormuz: Iran’s real weapon is the Strait of Hormuz. With nuclear weapons, Iran can close this route at any time. Due to this, oil prices will skyrocket across the world.
• End of ‘Petrodollar’: By becoming a nuclear power, Iran can trade oil in yuan or rubles instead of dollars. This will weaken the credibility of the US dollar and cause huge losses to the American economy.
• Nuclear weapons to terrorist groups: America fears that Iran may give its nuclear weapons technology to groups like Hezbollah, Hamas or Houthi. This will make terrorism even more dangerous.
• Shock to the image of ‘global leader’: Before the war, America attacked Iran so that its nuclear program could be destroyed. But if Iran still develops nuclear weapons, it will be a major blow to American military power.

Will this agreement stop Iran from making a nuclear bomb?

Trump himself said that if Iran broke any condition, ‘we will return to dropping bombs.’ Foreign affairs expert and retired JNU professor A.K. According to Pasha,

• The agreement does not contain any clear solution to the disposal of Iran’s existing 60% enriched uranium. There is talk of diluting uranium, but the questions of when, how and to what extent it will happen are still unresolved.
• Iran has kept its missile program out of the agreement.
• Iran says it will ‘never give up the right to enrich uranium’.

That means this agreement is not a guarantee to stop Iran from making nuclear weapons. This is just a ‘chance’. If a final agreement is not reached within 60 days, war may break out again. If Iran secretly makes nuclear weapons, it will prove to be the biggest failure for America.

Wars are not won by force alone, but brains, strategy and right weapons play a big role in it. Many times a single weapon changes the outcome of the entire war. There have been some weapons made in history which were extremely dangerous and unique in their time. These weapons not only won wars, but also changed the direction of countries and the world. According to TOI report, there are 5 such dangerous weapons in the world, which have the potential to destroy the enemy in the battlefield.

1. Maxim Gun

In the year 1884, Hiram Maxim created the world’s first fully automatic machine gun, which was called the Maxim Gun. This gun could fire about 600 bullets in a minute. It was used extensively in the First World War. Because of this gun, a large number of soldiers were killed and fighting started in the trenches.

2. Rifle and Mini Ball

Compared to old guns, the rifle could aim farther and more accurately. A bullet called Mini Ball made the rifle more dangerous. Rifles like Springfield, Lee-Enfield and Mauser were used extensively during the American Civil War and the First World War. The number of deaths in the war increased significantly due to these weapons.

3. Atomic bomb

Nuclear weapons are considered the most dangerous weapons in the world. In the Second World War, America dropped atomic bombs on Hiroshima and Nagasaki, Japan. About 2 lakh people died in these blasts. The power of a nuclear bomb is so great that an entire city can be destroyed in a few seconds. According to the report of International Campaign to Abolish Nuclear Weapons (ICANW), at present only 9 countries in the world have nuclear weapons. America, Russia, China, India, Pakistan, UK, France, Israel and North Korea are in this list. Russia has the maximum number of 5459 nuclear weapons. America is at second place, which has 5277 nuclear weapons. Whereas India has 180 nuclear weapons.

4. Biological weapons

Biological weapons are weapons that use disease-causing germs, viruses or poisons. In ancient times, the enemy was made sick by polluting water. In today’s time, germs like anthrax and plague can be used, which are very dangerous.

5. Shock Cavalry

In the medieval period, the cavalry army was considered very powerful. Soldiers riding fast horses used to attack the enemy directly. This would break the enemy lines and create chaos. This strategy led to victory in many big wars. These weapons made war more dangerous and left a deep mark in history. Even today the world remembers the lessons learned from them.

As soon as the name of the atomic bomb comes to mind, a cloud of destruction, fire and smoke comes to mind, but behind this destructive weapon there was a person who told about its possibility, but clearly refused to make it. The same scientist, one of whose formulas became the foundation of the entire nuclear energy. His name is Albert Einstein. Now the question arises that why did the man whose thinking created this power distance himself from making it a weapon?

The strange irony of the atomic bomb and Einstein

One of the biggest ironies of history is that Albert Einstein, who laid the foundation of the atomic bomb, was himself against this weapon. His famous equation E=mc² became the basis for the understanding of nuclear energy, but Einstein never took part in the race to make the bomb. He was a scientist, but not an architect of destruction.

Threatening letter of 1939

In the year 1939, the world was standing on the brink of war. During this time, Einstein signed a letter to America’s President Franklin D. Roosevelt. This paper was prepared by physicist Leo Szilard. It warned that Adolf Hitler’s regime could crack the code to develop a uranium-based superweapon. Einstein’s name and signature were so impressive that America took this warning seriously. This letter later became the foundation of the Manhattan Project. The project eventually became a secret wartime effort that resulted in the creation of the first atomic bomb and then, in a new twist to the story.

Einstein’s distance from the Manhattan Project

The surprising thing is that Einstein was not included in the Manhattan Project which created the world’s first atomic bomb. He was not shown any confidential document nor was he called officially. American security agencies did not completely trust Einstein. His peaceful thinking, open criticism of dictatorial governments and association with leftist ideas made the authorities uncomfortable.

Even if called, the answer would be ‘no’

Historians believe that even if Einstein had been invited to join the Manhattan Project, he would have refused. The reason was clear that he did not want to see his own discoveries become weapons. Einstein was a thinker, not an engineer. He wanted to understand the laws of nature, not to create havoc with them. They knew where this path would lead and they did not want to follow it. So when he was finally asked to participate in Project Manhattan to make an atomic bomb, he said this – A rat never builds a mousetrap.

Einstein felt deep remorse after the atomic bombs were dropped on Hiroshima and Nagasaki. He felt that he may have done the right thing by giving the warning, but the result proved to be catastrophic for humanity.

A lifelong fight against nuclear weapons

After the war, Einstein turned his attention to nuclear disarmament. He became a supporter of international cooperation and global control over nuclear energy. Sitting at Princeton, he repeatedly warned that if the world did not learn its lessons, the next nuclear race could bring about the end of humanity.

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America has conducted the test of dropping a nuclear bomb after 33 years. On behalf of America, this test was conducted at Tonopah Test Range in Nevada. However, it has also been claimed that the nuclear gravity bomb was used in the test without a nuclear warhead. In this test, the US Air Force’s F-35 fighter plane capable of carrying out nuclear attacks has been used.

At the same time, the help of employees and aircraft of Hill Air Force Base in Utah, America was also taken in the test of this nuclear bomb blast. It was told that this test was conducted in the month of August 2025 this year.

America conducted tests amid tensions with Russia and China

This test of dropping a nuclear bomb by America was done at a time when Washington’s tension with Moscow and Beijing continues. At the same time, recently US President Donald Trump had also announced that on the lines of countries like China and Russia, America will also restart nuclear bomb testing.

BREAKING: America tests nuclear bomb. A drill to drop a gravity nuclear bomb without a warhead from an F-35 was carried out in Nevada. #Nuclear #USNews pic.twitter.com/vDOUBxQiED

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A video also surfaced regarding nuclear bomb testing

A video has also surfaced regarding America’s nuclear bomb test. In this video, a nuclear bomb is shown being installed in an F-35 fighter plane at Hill Air Force Base in Utah, America. It is clearly visible in this video that the nuclear bomb has been brought in a container.

Additionally, personnel at Hill Air Base in Utah inspect it taking utmost precautions. After that, with utmost care, it is installed in the F-35 fighter plane of the US Air Force for testing. The video showed that two nuclear bombs are installed in the F-35 fighter plane and after all the technical checks, the fighter plane takes off in the air and the nuclear bomb is dropped in the Tonopah Test Range.

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Nuclear weapons are considered the most lethal weapons for humanity. These include killing large numbers of people in a matter of moments, destroying cities and creating environmental and health crises that can last for decades. Today we will know in detail the main types of these weapons, their effects, historical examples and the warnings and legal framework raised against them at the global level. Nuclear weapons are generally divided into four major types.

1. Fission (fission/atomic) bomb

This is the oldest type and in this, huge energy is released from the fission of nuclei of heavy atoms. Historically, the bombs dropped on Hiroshima and Nagasaki were in this category. It has the potential to cause massive destruction in small cities or large areas and leave immediate and long-term radiation effects.

2. Thermonuclear (hydrogen) bomb

It is many times more energetic than fission. It involves integrated fission-triggered and fusion processes, due to which the yield can go from kilotons to megatons. Extreme heat, huge pressure waves and long-term radioactive fallout can affect large areas. Therefore it is considered the most dangerous at the tactical and strategic level. The name of ‘Tsar Bomba’ is associated with one of the most powerful tests in history, whose yield estimation has been discussed.

3. Neutron Bomb (Radiation-Focused)

It is a special type of the thermonuclear family that aims to cause significant damage to survivors through rapid high-level neutron radiation rather than a blast, while leaving physical structures relatively intact. Its use has been considered in military strategies but is not widely supported due to humanitarian and legal concerns.

4. Dirty Bomb (Radiological Dispersal Device)

Dirty bombs are made by mixing radioactive material with conventional explosives so that radioactive pollution can be spread. This is not a conventional ‘nuclear explosion’, but can cause local-area fear, economic damage and long-term health risks. Its purpose is generally considered to be terrorism or instigating public consciousness.

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A terrible picture emerges in the mind as soon as the atomic weapon hears this word. Even though this weapon has been used only once or twice in history, but its presence has become a big power to decide the direction of international politics and security. Let us understand in simple language what is the atomic bomb, how it works, and what things are needed to make it.

How is the atomic bomb formed?

The atomic bomb is a weapon that makes great destruction by releasing excessive energy from nuclear processes. There are two types of it in the scientific language, one in the process of nuclear fission (fusion) in the other. In simple terms, in these processes, the reactions inside the atom suddenly leave a lot of energy in a sudden and controlled manner, which produces a huge explosion, sharp heat and radioactivity.

Making any atomic bomb usually takes things like uranium or plutonium. Especially the fragmentation of nuclei of uranium-233 and plutonium-239 comes out heavy energy. U-233 and Pluto-239, the process of nuclear fragmentation of these Issotops is the source of bomb.

For which work atomic bombs should be used

Getting nuclear capacity for any country is not only technical, but also political and economic decisions. Many countries have adopted it due to security-worry, regional strategic balance or political reputation. On the other hand, in view of the destructive human and environmental consequences of nuclear weapons, many attempts are also being made to stop their spread globally.

Institutions like NPT i.e. non-proliferative treaty, IAEA and various bilateral-bilateral agreements work in this direction. Through these, it is an attempt to ensure that nuclear technology is only for peaceful use, such as for electricity, medicine or research work.

Effect of nuclear weapons

The effects of nuclear weapons are very broad and long-lasting, immediate explosion, fire and heat as well as long-term health and environmental disadvantages from radioactivity are major impacts. Effect on fetal development, risk of cancer, contamination of agricultural land and social destruction are some forms that do not recover the affected areas for decades. This is the reason that due to human reasons, their control and disarmament is also emphasized.

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On 6 August 1945, the US dropped a atomic bomb called ‘Little Boy’ on the city of Hiroshima in Japan. This was the first use of nuclear weapons during the war in the world. After the bomb fell, a large part of Hiroshima city was completely destroyed and about 1,40,000 people were killed. Three days later, on August 9, the US dropped another bomb on Nagasaki, the second city of Japan, in which about 70,000 people lost their lives.

Program organized at Shanti Memorial
A special program was organized at the Shanti Memorial of Hiroshima on 6 August 2025, on Wednesday on the 80th anniversary of this tragedy. Japanese Prime Minister Shegeru Ishiba, Hiroshima Mayor Kazumi Matsui and officials from all over the world participated in it. On this occasion, people expressed concern about the risk of increasing nuclear weapons and appealed for peace. Prime Minister Ishiba and other leaders laid flowers at the tomb.

More than 200,000 people lost their lives
About 2 lakh people died due to two atomic bombs dropped on Hiroshima and Nagasaki. Some people were immediately killed by the explosion, while many people died gradually due to diseases and burns caused by radiation. The effect of these bombs is still affecting the lives of people.

Painful stories of eyewitnesses
After the Hiroshima attack, the survived Shingo Naiito told the BBC that his father was badly burnt in the explosion and became blind. His skin was hanging and he could not even hold his son’s hand. His father and two younger siblings were killed in this attack.

Method and destruction of bomb drops
On the morning of 6 August, the US dropped a uranium -based atomic bomb named ‘Little Boy’ from a bombary aircraft. 44 seconds after falling from the bomb plane, about 500 meters above the ground burst into the air and became a huge fireball, which engulfed the entire city.

Horrific memories of childhood
Kunihiko Ida was only three years old when the attack took place. His house was less than one kilometer from the center of the explosion. After the blast, he was buried under the rubble, but his grandfather rescued him. However, his mother and sister passed away after some time due to diseases caused by radiation.

Effect of radiation for years
The effect of radiation in Hiroshima was seen for many years. People faced serious problems like skin diseases, bleeding and cancer. People survived in the attack are still victims of social discrimination, so many people kept their experiences hidden.

Some witnesses are still alive today
Now the number of eyewitnesses of Hiroshima attack is decreasing rapidly. Nearly 100 people are still alive, but many of them still do not want to tell their story for fear of that pain and social separation. For people like Kunihiko, these memories are such that it is very difficult to live again.

The war between Iran and Israel has now come to this turn from where it is very difficult to return. Meanwhile, America’s attacks have further instigated Iran, after which the Iranian missiles have started having havoc in Israel. There are nuclear weapons behind this crisis in the Middle East, for which Iran has been fighting the war with Israel and other Western countries for decades.

Israel believes that if Iran has made nuclear weapons, it will become a threat to its existence. This is the reason that Israel does not want to let Iran become a nuclear power -rich country. However, Israel itself is a nuclear power country. In such a situation, the question arises that how did Israel make nuclear weapons? When did the world get a glimpse of it and how many atomic bombs do Israel have at present?

How many nuclear weapons have Israel?

Israel is an undeclared country to gain nuclear capacity. Unannounced because Israel never officially believed that it has nuclear weapons and never denied this. In such a situation, it is also very difficult to guess the nuclear weapons of Israel. However, some experts believe that Israel has its own secret nuclear weapon program and is also expanding it rapidly. According to the Federation of American Scientists and Stockholm International Peace Research Institute, Israel currently has 90 nuclear weapons. However, some people believe that Israel has atomic bomb equal to India and Pakistan. This was revealed by an e-mail from former US Secretary of State Colin Powal, in which he said that Israel has 200 nuclear bombs and all of them are targeted Iran. This e-mail of Pawal was leaked.

How did Israel build a atomic bomb?

Israel is one of the nuclear power -rich countries of the world, which did not signed the Nuclear Non -Proliferation Treaty (NPT). The special thing is that Israel’s nuclear program and its nuclear capabilities are largely unclear and the world has very little information about it. According to the information, Israel established the Israeli Atomic Energy Commission in 1952 only after its independence. Some people believe that in 1958 Israel started making nuclear weapons near the city of Dimona and in 1967 it also developed the ability to secretly make nuclear explosives. In 1973, America also became confident that Israel has nuclear weapons. The special thing is that the goods making atomic bombs to Israel were secretly sold by the same countries, which is now part of the Nuclear Non -Proliferation Treaty. These countries had also ignored that this goods would be used to make Israel atomic bombs.

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