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A secret report issued on Saturday said that Iran has increased its inventory of enriched uranium to the levels of weapons.

In a separate report, the agency called on Tehran to change the training course and comply with its probe.

The news comes in a sensitive time as Tehran and Washington have been conducting several rounds of talks in recent weeks about a possible nuclear deal that US President Donald Trump is trying to reach.

The report issued by the International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA), which is based in Vienna-said, which was seen by the Associated Press-that from May 17, Iran collected 408.6 kilograms of uranium, which reaches 60 percent.

This is an increase of 133.8 kilograms – or nearly 50 percent – since the recent report of the International Atomic Energy Agency in February. 60 percent fertilized materials are a short technical step away from 90 percent weapons degree levels. A report in February put this stock level in 274.8 kilograms.

There was no immediate comment from Tehran on the report of the International Atomic Energy Agency.

What does the report say?

The International Atomic Energy Agency report sparked a strict warning, saying that Iran has now become “the only nuclear weapon that produces such materials”-which is an “serious concern.”

Nearly 42 kilograms of 60 percent of enriched uranium is theoretically enough to produce one atomic bomb, if allocated to 90 percent, according to the control agency.

The International Atomic Energy Agency report, a quarterly, estimated that, as of May 17, Iran’s total stock of enriched uranium – which includes enriched uranium to lower levels – 9247.6 kg. This is an increase of 953.2 kg since the February report.

Iran has maintained its nuclear program for peaceful purposes only, but the head of the International Atomic Energy Agency, Rafael Mariano Grosti, warned that Tehran was enough of the enriched uranium to levels of degree degree weapons to make “several nuclear bombs if it chooses.

Iranian officials have increasingly suggested that Tehran could follow a atomic bomb.

US intelligence agencies evaluate that Iran has not yet begun in the weapons program, but “has done the activities it puts better to produce a nuclear device, if it chooses it.”

Israel’s rapid reaction

Israel said that the Saturday report was a clear warning sign, “Iran is completely determined to complete the nuclear weapons program,” according to a statement issued by the office of Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu.

She said that the International Atomic Energy Agency report “strongly reinforces what Israel says for years – the purpose of the Iranian nuclear program is not peaceful.”

He also added Iran’s level of enrichment, “It has no civil justification at all,” and he appeals to the international community, “to act now to stop Iran.”

It is rare for Netanyahu to make data on Saturday, which is the Jewish day of rest, which lies behind the urgency that he sees.

Cooperation invitation

Grosso said on Saturday that he “repeats his urgent call to Iran to fully and effectively cooperate” with the investigation conducted by the International Atomic Energy Agency in the effects of uranium that was discovered in several locations in Iran.

The International Atomic Energy Agency was also distributed to member states on Saturday for a second secret report consisting of 22 pages, as AP saw that Grossi requested after a decision issued by the International Atomic Energy Agency Governorate Council of 35 members last November.

In this “Comprehensive Report”, the International Atomic Energy Agency said that Iran’s cooperation with the agency was “less than satisfactory” when it was related to the effects of uranium discovered by the IAEA inspectors in several locations in Iran, Tehran failed to announce nuclear sites.

Western officials suspect that the effects of uranium discovered by the International Atomic Energy Agency can provide evidence that Iran has a secret military nuclear program until 2003.

One of the sites publicly known in 2018 after Netanyahu revealed at the United Nations and described it as a secret nuclear warehouse hidden in a rug cleaning factory.

Iran denied this, but in 2019, the IAEA inspectors discovered the presence of man -made uranium molecules there.

What is the inspection of the International Atomic Energy Agency in Iran?

After prohibiting the arrival of the International Atomic Energy Agency at the beginning, inspectors were able to collect samples in 2020 from two other sites, as they also discovered the presence of human -made uranium particles.

The three sites are known as Turquzabad, Varamin and Marivan.

A fourth unpopular site in the name of Lavisan-Shian is also part of the International Atomic Energy Agency probe, but the IAEA inspectors never visited the site because it was demolished and demolished by Iran after 2003.

In the comprehensive report on Saturday, the International Atomic Energy Agency says that “the lack of the answers and clarifications that Iran provided” to the questions that the agency’s signs had regarding the La Veizan, and Paramin and Marivan, “the agency led to the conclusion that these three sites, and some of the activities used by an incurable agent used.

What next?

The Saturday report can be the basis for other potential steps by European countries, which leads to a possible escalation of tensions between Iran and the West.

European countries can move to the creativity of compressed sanctions against Iran, which was lifted under the original nuclear deal for 2015 before October, when the deal is officially ended.

On Thursday, senior Iranian officials rejected speculation about an imminent nuclear agreement with the United States, focusing on any agreement that must fully lift the sanctions and allow the country’s nuclear program to continue.

The comments came a day after Trump said he asked Netanyahu to stop the amazing Iran to give the US administration more time to pay for a new deal with Tehran.

Trump said on Friday he still believed that a deal could be completed in the “non -far -long future”.

“They do not want to explode. They prefer to make a deal,” Trump said of Iran. He added: “This will be a great thing that can have a deal without dropping bombs throughout the Middle East.”