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A new report by the International Atomic Energy Agency raises serious concerns about Iran's nuclear program: the agency does not know exactly where the uranium enrichment facility that Iran has declared is located in Isfahan, and cannot verify whether it holds nuclear material or whether it has been enriched. The location and condition of the 60% enriched uranium stockpile is also unverified. Before the attacks in June 2025, Iran possessed about 441 kg of uranium at this level of enrichment. Iran reported the facility in Isfahan in June 2025, shortly before the start of Operation "Aam Kalvi", but even more than 17 months later it has not yet allowed the agency's inspectors to inspect it.

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A new report by the International Atomic Energy Agency raises serious concerns about Iran's nuclear program: the agency does not know exactly where the uranium enrichment facility that Iran has declared is located in Isfahan, and cannot verify whether it holds nuclear material or whether it has been enriched. The location and condition of the 60% enriched uranium stockpile is also unverified. Before the attacks in June 2025, Iran possessed about 441 kg of uranium at this level of enrichment. Iran reported the facility in Isfahan in June 2025, shortly before the start of Operation "Aam Kalvi", but even more than 17 months later it has not yet allowed the agency's inspectors to inspect it.

A new report by the International Atomic Energy Agency raises serious concerns about Iran's nuclear program: the agency does not know exactly where the uranium enrichment facility that Iran has declared is located in Isfahan, and cannot verify whether it holds nuclear material or whether it has been enriched. The location and condition of the 60% enriched uranium stockpile is also unverified. Before the attacks in June 2025, Iran possessed about 441 kg of uranium at this level of enrichment. Iran reported the facility in Isfahan in June 2025, shortly before the start of Operation "Aam Kalvi", but even more than 17 months later it has not yet allowed the agency's inspectors to inspect it.

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