We must do everything we can, as quickly as possible, to ensure that this does not happen.

The threat of global nuclear war has become remote, but the risk of nuclear attack has increased. The most immediate and extreme threat today is nuclear terrorism.

Iran could have enough weapon-grade uranium for one bomb within the next year.

Thank you very much for doing that.

I'm optimistic the relationship will stay good for the next 3 years.

All right. Let's address our support to the IAEA.

What about in those countries of the former Soviet Union outside of Russia?

Mr. Secretary, does DOD know the full extent of the material involved in this effort for which you all have responsibility?

Your budget says that these sensors are going to fly on Global Positioning System (GPS) satellites and on Space-Based Infrared System (SBIRS).

Dr. Nacht, the DOD CTR program is also going to play a role in the global lockdown effort.

I think as we do that we're very hopeful that we can achieve the President's goal.

Please describe the historical relationship with Russia, going back to Nunn-Lugar.

Talk to us about the support of the IAEA, and talk to us about preventing nuclear smuggling.

I think what they're waking up to is, if a terrorist attack can occur in the Moscow subway, it can occur anyplace.

Tell us how it's going to be organized, who's going to participate, how are they going to be trained, and what is the needed funding.

I'm hopeful, as well.

Yes, and perhaps bring in Admiral Olson's folks on that as well.

The time of 'mutual assured destruction' is over.