Iran's Uranium Stockpile Nears Weapons-Grade Levels, IAEA Reports
Confidential UN report reveals significant increase in enriched uranium as talks stall following President Raisi's death.
- Iran's enriched uranium stockpile has grown to 142.1 kg, nearing weapons-grade purity.
- The total stockpile of enriched uranium now exceeds 6,200 kg, 30 times the limit set by the 2015 nuclear deal.
- IAEA's monitoring efforts have been hampered by Iran barring experienced inspectors and dismantling surveillance equipment.
- Iran maintains its nuclear program is for peaceful purposes, despite having enough material for several nuclear bombs.
- The death of President Raisi has temporarily halted negotiations with the IAEA on improving cooperation.