Actually , so far it is 5 years.Iran could get one in less than 10 years, they would have to withdraw from the agreement just like Trump and turn on the 13,000 centrifuges that were turned off as part of the deal. Even though Trump pulled the USA out, Iran still has agreement with 5 other countries GB, France, Germany, China and Russia. Once the centrifuges are fired up it would take about 1 year to get one nuclear weapon strong enough to cause an explosion. The IAEA scientists and Albright have the given the same estimate for how long it would take Iran to get a bomb once they start to enrich the unranium.
Maybe they will have one in less than 10 years now that Trump has pulled out the inspectors.
Clinton did the same thing in Iraq and Bush was able to convince a bunch of warmongers they had wmd's. Originally Posted by WTF
From the link: The IAEA scientists and Albright (Hankerings guy) give the same estimate for the time it would take Iran to get a nuclear weapon should Iran leave the agreement.
As a result of the above, the "breakout time"—the time in which it would be possible for Iran to make enough material for a single nuclear weapon—will increase from two to three months to one year, according to U.S. officials and U.S. intelligence.[46][64][93][d] An August 2015 report published by a group of experts at Harvard University's Belfer Center for Science and International Affairs concurs in these estimates, writing that under the JCPOA, "over the next decade would be extended to roughly a year, from the current estimated breakout time of 2 to 3 months".[63]
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Joint_...Plan_of_Action