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Uranium Deal Talks May Not Resolve Iran’s Hidden Stockpile Problem
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By יענקי פרבר
First reported by Walla · Jun 13, 2026
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Talks between the United States and Iran may focus on enriched uranium, but the International Atomic Energy Agency says it cannot verify Iran’s full stockpile. The agency has lost continuity of monitoring since June 13, 2025, and says only a much broader inspection regime could close the gap.
- 01The IAEA says it cannot verify Iran’s full enriched uranium stockpile.
- 02Last verified figures on June 13, 2025, put Iran at 440.9 kilograms enriched to 60 percent.
- 03Iran and the U.S. disagree over whether uranium should leave Iran or stay after dilution.
- 04Inspectors have been denied regular access to enrichment sites and centrifuge facilities.
- 05The article says dilution in Isfahan would not prove the entire stockpile was declared.
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