Overview
- IAEA chief Rafael Mariano Grossi said satellite imagery shows no acceleration of enrichment beyond pre-June levels.
- Inspectors have observed renewed movement near sites where Iran’s 60% enriched uranium is stored, highlighting limits of satellite monitoring.
- Grossi said the 60% material remains in Iran and the agency needs to verify that it has not been diverted to other uses.
- He warned the current stockpile could provide material for as many as 10 nuclear weapons if Tehran decided to weaponize its program.
- Inspectors are back inside Iran, though last month’s Cairo agreement to restore cooperation has not been fully implemented and recent U.N. sanctions have complicated relations.