Iran amasses 11 tons of uranium, raising nuclear weapon concerns

10 articles · Updated · Ynetnews · Apr 25

International inspectors estimate Iran's uranium stockpile could potentially yield up to 100 nuclear weapons if fully processed.
The stockpile includes material at varying enrichment levels, with some approaching weapons-grade, and much of it stored in underground or fortified sites complicating monitoring.
This expansion follows the U.S. withdrawal from the 2015 nuclear deal and renewed sanctions, making Iran's uranium reserves a central issue as nuclear negotiations resume.

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