Nagasaki or Hiroshima: which type of bomb might Iran be going for? (part two)
Given the different difficulties of making nuclear bombs, which one would a modern state choose?
Read moreDetailsRobert Smith has a PhD in international development from SOAS (UK) and numerous peer-reviewed research publications. He worked with NGOs in Africa for nine years and then in the UN system for 17 years, including UNOCHA and UNHCR. He co-directed the World Humanitarian Summit in 2016. He is American and Swiss, is fully retired and has no conflict of interest in relation to this article.
Given the different difficulties of making nuclear bombs, which one would a modern state choose?
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