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U.S. and European Allies Seek IAEA Referral of Iran to U.N. Security Council

IAEA inspectors have been denied access to sites that hold about 440.9 kg of uranium enriched to roughly 60 percent, a situation the agency calls an urgent proliferation risk.

IAEA Says It Cannot Verify Iran’s Enrichment or Account for Uranium at Struck Sites

IAEA Says It Can No Longer Verify Iran’s Enriched Uranium, Calls Access “Long Overdue”

IAEA Reports No New Iranian Enrichment as Activity Detected Near 60% Stockpile

Iran Says Enriched Uranium Trapped Under Rubble as Cairo Monitoring Deal Faces Limits

Satellite Analysis Finds Iran Razed Mojdeh Site After June Strikes to Remove Potential Evidence