IAEA: Iran's Uranium Stock Unverified for 5 Months

On November twelfth, a UN report revealed Irans refusal to allow inspectors into bombed nuclear sites, raising serious concerns about their enriched uranium stock. The IAEA, unable to access these sites for five months, has lost continuity of knowledge about Irans nuclear program. Iran, with over four hundred forty kilograms of sixty percent enriched uranium, is estimated to have enough material for ten nuclear bombs, if further enriched. Iran, as a Nuclear Non-Proliferation Treaty party, is required to report on the bombed facilities but has not yet done so. The Daily News Now! — Every city. Every story. AI-powered. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.