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Iran’s Nuclear Program Remains Active Despite Five Months of US Strikes
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First reported by Ynet · 2 hours ago
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Despite US military strikes targeting Iran’s nuclear facilities since early 2025, Iran maintains enough enriched uranium and infrastructure to potentially produce nuclear weapons within a year. The lack of IAEA access to key sites complicates verification, leaving Iran’s nuclear capabilities largely intact amid ongoing diplomatic efforts.
- 01Iran’s nuclear program remains active despite US and Israeli strikes since early 2025.
- 02Iran holds about 440 kg of 60% enriched uranium, enough for 9-10 bombs with further processing.
- 03Key sites like Isfahan, Natanz, and Fordow were damaged but uranium stockpiles likely remain.
- 04Iran denies IAEA inspectors access to sensitive sites, hindering verification efforts.
- 05Experts estimate Iran could produce a nuclear bomb within a year if unimpeded.
- 06US maximum pressure policy failed to destroy Iran’s nuclear capability; negotiations continue.
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