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Jul 10 at 23:19 comment added Joel David Hamkins You will get a positive answer if $\delta$ has cofinality bigger than $\kappa$ and the subsets of $\kappa$ are all added individually by some stage, since then the union of the $U_\alpha$ for $\alpha<\delta$ simply will be a $\kappa$-complete ultrafilter in the extension.
Jul 10 at 22:12 comment added Monroe Eskew I had a thought on this. What if at each stage you add a stationary set that is almost contained in every set from some measure on κ? If κ remains strongly compact, then the nonstationary ideal restricted to this set can be extended to a measure in the extension. Then repeat. At limit stages try to show that the special stationary sets you add at each stage have stationary intersection. Starting from an indestructible supercompact, I think this can be done with iterated Levy collapses and the limit stage claim should hold at small cofinalities. I’m not sure if this helps with your goal.
Jul 10 at 21:55 answer added Joel David Hamkins timeline score: 3
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