Iran moves well past nuclear deal limit on enrichment, raising eyebrows abroad

When it comes to making trouble in the Middle East, no one is nearly as proficient as Iran.

The Persian nation has long been at the forefront of tensions within the already volatile region, as the Islamic regime at the head of the government continues to both oppress their once-modern citizenry and antagonize the rest of the world with their nuclear ambitions.

With the Obama-era “nuclear deal” between the US and Iran now fully defunct, the Middle Eastern rabble-rousers are ramping up their efforts to create nuclear weapons at a terrifying pace.

Iran has begun injecting uranium gas into advanced centrifuges in violation of its 2015 nucleardeal with world powers, a spokesman said Saturday.

Behrouz Kamalvandi of the Atomic Energy Organization of Iran made the remarks in a news conference carried on live television. He spoke from a podium with advanced centrifuges standing next to him.

This isn’t the first indication that Iran was ready to take their nuke program up a notch.

Iran already has breached the stockpile and enrichment level limits set by the deal, while stressing it could quickly revert back to the terms of the accord, if Europe delivers the sanctions relief promised in return for curbing Tehran’s nuclear program.

A nuclear-capable Iran poses a serious threat to the state of Israel, and thusly to the entire international community.