Iran primed to test nukes by end of 2024, ex-National Security Council official warns

A former senior director of the National Security Council warned Iran appears primed to test one or more nuclear weapons by the end of the year, while the media remains mostly silent.

Robert Greenway, now a national security senior adviser at the Heritage Foundation in Washington, said on Saturday's edition of "Life, Liberty & Levin" the Biden administration is not enforcing proper sanctions and claimed the Raisi regime in Tehran is close to their goal of nuclear armament.

"They are a hair's breadth away," Greenway said.

"Look, if they don't test a weapon by the end of the year, it's only their incompetence that prevents them from doing it. And it might, but it might not."

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Host Mark Levin agreed, warning the media and feds alike should be "ringing the bells, banging the pots and pans" at what he described as a dire situation with a shortening timeline.

He reported Iran has the capability to produce as many as seven nukes and that their success only hinges on fusing their technology with intercontinental ballistic missiles.

"We're going to wake up one day [and say] ‘Oh my God, they have seven nuclear missiles’. I'm not hearing a thing from the White House, despite the fact that quote-unquote admiral, [John] Kirby, is over there and should be informing the American people what's coming," Levin said.

"All I'm seeing is the constant campaign; trashing the state of Israel; kissing up to the Islamic State of Iran while they're building [weapons technology]."

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Greenway said some analysis suggests Iran may have the delivery systems capable or in-the-works to reach its regional