Iran's highly enriched uranium likely is at the Isfahan site, the UN nuclear chief tells the AP
Summary
The UN nuclear agency head stated that most of Iran's highly enriched uranium remains at the Isfahan site despite past airstrikes, emphasizing the need for inspections and political will to resolve nuclear issues.
Key Points
- The majority of Iran's highly enriched uranium is believed to be still at the Isfahan nuclear complex.
- IAEA inspections have not been possible at Isfahan since airstrikes halted access during the June 2025 conflict.
- Iran possesses about 440.9 kg of uranium enriched up to 60%, nearing weapons-grade levels.
- Any political agreement requires full IAEA inspections and political will from Iran and the US to negotiate an end to nuclear tensions.
