Correct. Although in this case, the numbers are in Iran's favour. In any event, what I'd like to focus on is that ultimately, even if Iran does not become nuclear-armed but is simply nuclear-capable, I still believe that this is an extremely dangerous situation.
The Iranian regime aspires to alter the regional and even global order of power to its advantage. So nuclear weapons, even capability, can form a protective shield around the Iranian regime and further embolden it to continue and intensify its belligerent activities towards that goal. What you've seen already are assassination attempts of foreign government officials, supportive terrorist groups around the world, fomenting violence in countries to weaken government's dislikes and then propping up murderous regimes like Assad's regime in Syria—