Iran can resume enrichment of uranium within months: Head of the International Atomic Energy Agency | Conflict news

Raphael Grouosi raises anxiety about Iran’s reserves of 60 percent of enriched uranium, slightly less than weapons.

Iran may be able to re -enrich uranium within months despite a wave of attacks by the United States and Israel that targeted its nuclear infrastructure, according to the head of the United Nations Nuclear Control Agency, Rafael Grossi.

The observations came on Saturday, days after US President Donald Trump insisted that the attacks this month had brought Iran’s nuclear ambitions to “contracts”.

Speaking to CBS News on Saturday, General Manager of International Atomic Energy Agency (International Atomic Energy Agency) He said while the main facilities were struck, some of which are “still standing.”

“They could have, within months, within months, that some of the centrifugal waterfalls revolve and produce enriched uranium,” they could have, adding that it might be urgent.

Fears about Iran’s 60 percent stock of enriched uranium raised a little less than the degree of weapons, which can theoretically produce more than nine nuclear bombs if improved.

He admitted that the International Atomic Energy Agency does not know whether this stock was transferred before the bombings or partially destroyed. “At some point there must be an explanation,” he said.

Israeli attacks

The Israeli attack began on June 13 with strikes on Iranian nuclear and military sites.

Israel claimed that the attacks were designed to prevent Iran from building a nuclear weapon, and Tehran has been constantly denied. The United States joined the offensive days at a later time, as it struck three Iranian nuclear facilities.

In the wake of the attacks, Iranian lawmakers moved to comment Cooperation with the International Atomic Energy Agency and refused to request a Jerusi to examine the facilities, including the underground enrichment factory in Fordo.

“We must be in a situation that allows us to confirm what is exist, its location, and what happened,” said Grossi.

The Iranian Ministry of Health has informed at least 627 civilian deaths throughout the country during the 12 -day attack, which also witnessed the killing of 28 people in Israel in retaliatory strikes by Iran, according to the Israeli authorities.

On Saturday, the Iranian judiciary said that an Israeli missile strike against Evin prison in Tehran on June 23 was killed 71 people, including military recruits, detained and visitors.