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The United Nations' International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA) released a confidential report stating that Iran now has enough sufficiently enriched uranium to produce several nuclear bombs.
Iran has so much uranium enriched to up to 60% purity – close to weapons-grade, which is around 90% – that it could make three nuclear bombs, according to the UN nuclear watchdog's report.
At the same time, the Islamic regime in Tehran continues refusing to cooperate with IAEA inspectors.
Iran's stock of uranium enriched to up to 60% grew by 6.7 kgs (almost 15 lbs) to 128.3 kgs (about 283 lbs) since the IAEA’s last report on Sept. 4. According to the IAEA, roughly 42 kgs (93 lbs) is enough to make a nuclear bomb, if the uranium is enriched further.
According to the report, as of Oct. 28, Iran’s total enriched uranium stockpile was at 4,486.8 kgs (almost 9,900 lbs), an increase of 691.3 kgs (1,524 lbs) since the last report in September 2023. The limit according to the Iran nuclear deal from 2015 was set at 202.8 kgs (about 447 lbs).
An unnamed senior diplomat indicated that there seems little use for such large, enriched amounts of uranium unless it are used to make bombs.
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Iran has so much uranium enriched to up to 60% purity – close to weapons-grade, which is around 90% – that it could make three nuclear bombs, according to the UN nuclear watchdog's report.
At the same time, the Islamic regime in Tehran continues refusing to cooperate with IAEA inspectors.
Iran's stock of uranium enriched to up to 60% grew by 6.7 kgs (almost 15 lbs) to 128.3 kgs (about 283 lbs) since the IAEA’s last report on Sept. 4. According to the IAEA, roughly 42 kgs (93 lbs) is enough to make a nuclear bomb, if the uranium is enriched further.
According to the report, as of Oct. 28, Iran’s total enriched uranium stockpile was at 4,486.8 kgs (almost 9,900 lbs), an increase of 691.3 kgs (1,524 lbs) since the last report in September 2023. The limit according to the Iran nuclear deal from 2015 was set at 202.8 kgs (about 447 lbs).
An unnamed senior diplomat indicated that there seems little use for such large, enriched amounts of uranium unless it are used to make bombs.
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