Iran Dramatically Increases Its Stockpile Of Enriched Uranium As Regime Grows Desperate
Iran is preparing more and more for a possible joint attack by the U.S.
According to a confidential IAEA report, Iran’s stockpile of enriched Uranium has increased dramatically in recent months after President Donald Trump won the election.
The Wall Street Journal reported that the Islamic regime increased its stockpiles of 60% enriched Uranium, which is close to weapons-grade thresholds of 90%. It went from 182 kg in late October up to 275 kg as early February.
In just three months, the production of uranium enriched has increased by 51%.
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If Iran wants to build a nuke, it can enrich uranium up to 90% in a few days. The amount of nuclear materials the regime has could be enough to build six nuclear weapons.
Andrea Stricker is the Deputy Director of the Nonproliferation Program and Research Fellow of the Foundation for the Defense of Democracies. She told The Daily Wire, that the Trump Administration should “seek to penalize Iran’s continued nuclear advancements and violations of its safeguards obligation at the IAEA Board of Governors Meeting next week.”
Stricker stated that “such a resolution should provide a deadline to Tehran for its compliance, and also note that the United States, and its allies, will refer Iran’s situation to the UN Security Council to reimpose suspended UN sanctions or’snapback’ before the expiration in October of the snapback mechanisms and the sunsetting of all previous UN Iran resolutions.”
Stricker said: “Any deal that doesn’t dismantle, disarm, and de-weaponize Iran’s weaponsization, missile delivery, and enrichment programs won’t be worth the paper on which it is written.”
The Telegraph reported Tuesday that several high-level sources from the Iranian government confirmed that the country has increased its readiness level for its defence systems due to fears of an imminent attack.
The Islamic regime is the leading sponsor of terrorism in the world. It is strengthening its defenses, including by deploying anti-aircraft missiles, around nuclear facilities.
One source told The Telegraph that “they [the Iranian authorities] are waiting for the attack every night, and they are anticipating it. Everything has been put on high alert — even at sites no one is aware of.” The work to fortify the nuclear sites has been going on for many years, but has intensified in the last year. This is especially true since Israel launched its first attack.
The source said that Trump’s election in November “has only intensified” the activities.
The Iranian official, who spoke with The Telegraph, said that there are now serious fears within the country as the United States may join Israel’s imminent strike. This would make it larger and put “the Islamic Republic’s existence in peril.”
The Wall Street Journal reported in its August issue that both the Biden administration and Trump administration had concluded that Israel would likely strike Iran’s nuclear sites this year, as it aims to maximize its advantage by taking full advantage of Iran’s weak state.
According to officials familiar with the report, Israel believes that President Donald Trump will be more likely than former president Joe Biden to support their decision to remove the nuclear sites.
The United States Military believes it will need to provide specific munitions to carry out the attack, as one of the facilities are buried beneath a mountain. Only the United States has bunker-buster weapons powerful enough to reach the facility.
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