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The killing of at least 20 Iranian nuclear scientists since 2010 — including an estimated 15 in Israel's June 2025 Operation Narnia alone — has raised urgent questions about whether displaced expertise and unaccounted-for enriched uranium could reach the nuclear black market. With the IAEA unable to verify Iran's full uranium stockpile since mid-2025, and historical precedent from both the A.Q. Khan network and the post-Soviet brain drain, nonproliferation experts are divided on whether the campaign to eliminate Iran's nuclear knowledge has made the world safer or created new, harder-to-track risks.