Top Iranian officials are boasting that the nuclear deal enabled the country to make progress in developing advanced centrifuges, and broad production of some advanced models has already begun in the year since the deal was implemented, per Iranian media.

The nature of these activities indicates that Tehran is likely looking to develop the technology as part of a nuclear weapons program, according to a top proliferation expert who spoke to THE WEEKLY STANDARD.

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