Iran Holds Enough Uranium for 10 Weapons — IAEA Unable to Locate It

The latest evaluation from the International Atomic Energy Agency indicates that Iran has 440.9 kilograms of uranium enriched to 60 percent, which could be converted into roughly 10 nuclear arms if processed to a weapons-grade level. This assessment follows the expulsion of IAEA inspectors after the February 2026 conflict. The agency has reported a complete inspection blackout for 97 days, leaving the current status, amount, and whereabouts of this uranium stockpile completely uncertain. Iran is the sole non-nuclear-armed nation to have enriched uranium to 60 percent. Research from the US Congress supports the claim made by DNI Tulsi Gabbard that Iran has not restarted uranium enrichment, yet the current stockpile remains unverified and unmonitored within its borders.