Iran and Pakistan held nuclear call on unsecured line

Iran and Pakistan placed a nuclear warning call over an unsecured communications line, according to reporting shared by @MarioNawfal. The same report states the line was chosen deliberately so that U.S. intelligence services could intercept the conversation.

Ex-CIA analyst Larry Johnson said Iran likely holds at least three nuclear warheads. He added that any demonstration would involve an underground detonation at a pre-announced time, producing seismic signals detectable worldwide. The reported call occurred amid ongoing regional tensions involving nuclear capabilities.

No official confirmation from any government has been issued.