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IAEA Board Reports - Iran
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GOV/2015/68: Final Assessment on Past and Present Outstanding Issues regarding Iran's Nuclear Programme, 2 December 2015 · GOV/2015/65: Implementation of the NPT ...Read more
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As of early 2026, the IAEA reports that Iran has significantly expanded its nuclear program, with stockpiles of 60% enriched uranium and a "breakout" time estimated at near-zero. Recent IAEA reports indicate Iran has moved enriched material to a tunnel complex in Isfahan and reduced inspector access following regional conflicts.
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Key 2025–2026 IAEA Findings:
Enrichment Levels: Iran continues to produce 60% enriched uranium, far beyond the 3.67% permitted under the 2015 JCPOA deal. This material can be enriched to 90% (weapons-grade) rapidly, with enough material accumulated for multiple potential weapons.
Access & Monitoring: The IAEA has reported a loss of information and limited access to nuclear facilities, with Iran restricting access to sites after attacks.
Isfahan Activities: Recent reports confirm high-enrichment material is stored in a tunnel complex at Isfahan, with IAEA flagging "regular vehicular activity".
Undeclared Sites: The IAEA flagged concerns about past undeclared activities at three locations—Lavisan-Shian, Varamin, and Turquzabad—linked to nuclear material or activities.
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The IAEA continues to call for full, unconditional access for inspectors to verify that Iran’s nuclear program is for purely peaceful purposes.
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