Overview

• Newly circulated IAEA reports say Iran had 440.9 kilograms of uranium enriched to 60% and 9,874.9 kilograms total as of June 13, based on pre-attack data, with no verified updates since.
• Grossi says talks in Vienna on technical modalities should conclude within days ahead of next week’s Board of Governors meeting.
• Israeli and U.S. strikes damaged enrichment sites, and the watchdog reports a loss of continuity of knowledge over nuclear material that it calls a serious concern.
• Iran enacted a law suspending cooperation and requiring Supreme National Security Council approval for inspections, while the IAEA stresses Tehran’s safeguards obligations remain in force.
• The IAEA estimates about 42 kilograms of 60% enriched uranium could fuel one device if further refined, heightening concern as European powers move toward a Sept. 27 UN sanctions snapback deadline.