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The IAEA has inspected all declared Iranian nuclear facilities except for three key sites bombed in June. Iran has yet to report on the destroyed sites and enriched uranium stockpiles, raising concerns about nuclear material security and compliance with the NPT. Diplomatic efforts continue amid ongoing tensions.
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On March 2, 2026, Iran accused Israel and the US of attacking its Natanz nuclear facility, contradicting the IAEA's statement of no confirmed damage. The IAEA reports Iran enriches uranium up to 60%, near weapons-grade, but inspectors lack access to key sites, including a disputed fourth facility in Isfahan. Ongoing US-Iran talks mediated by Oman remain stalled.
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Vantor images show damage at Iran's Natanz nuclear site after a U.S.-Israeli strike. The UN's IAEA reports recent damage but no radiological risk. Iran denies enrichment activity, while tensions escalate over nuclear ambitions.
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The US and Israel launched a military campaign targeting Iran's nuclear facilities, including underground sites at Natanz, amid escalating tensions and recent missile exchanges. Iran's nuclear program remains active, with limited damage reported, raising fears of further regional escalation. The US plans to secure the Strait of Hormuz.