The Iranian government would have expected the war with Israel in March. Ex-general Mohsen Rezai said that in an interview. That is why the highly enclosed uranium was brought to the safety to safety.
“We have gone all materials in advance. All materials are now in our hand. Secondly, the scientists are in our hand. Third: the factories in which we produced nuclear equipment are still available,” said the former commander of the powerful revolutionary guard. The Iranian army had to punish the enemy so hard and discouraging that he no longer comes up with the idea of pruning back.
Iran has enriched a large stock of uranium. According to the standards of the Atomic Agency IAEA, the country had enough to store up to 60 percent enriched uranium by 17 May to stock up nine nuclear weapons. With lower enrichment levels it is sufficient for more bombs, but requires more effort. The material with a maximum of 20 percent accumulation would be sufficient for two other bombs, which for a maximum of five percent for eleven more.
Stored underground
Much of the highest enriched uranium supply is stored underground under IAEA supervision. It is not publicly known where the deposits are. According to IAEA, four buildings were damaged in the nuclear complex in Isfahan, four buildings were damaged in the Israeli attacks, including facilities to process uranium metal.
The electricity infrastructure was completely destroyed. As a result, the centrifuges of the nuclear system were probably badly damaged or even completely destroyed, said IAEA boss Rafael Grossi. This system is a huge underground complex that extends over different floors and offers space for a maximum of 50,000 centrifuges for uranium enrichment. According to the IAEA, other facilities such as the protected Fordo -depth system are still intact.
US: Iran should never have nuclear weapons
Iran should never have nuclear weapons, said a spokeswoman for the American Foreign Minister Marco Rubio. While the war is going in the second week, three European Foreign Minister want to strive for the -as a meeting with their Iranian colleague in Geneva this Friday. The British minister David Lammy had replaced Rubio earlier.
Source: Krone
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