Uranium
Defense sources: Ending IDF war on Iran waits for Trump decision on Hormuz, nuke issue
Defense sources were not convinced that Iran would accept a deal to end the war in the coming week, and if they don't, Trump would decide how to address the crisis in the Strait.
Trump considering operation to extract Iran's enriched uranium - WSJ
Israel's open secret: Why is Dimona at the center of Israel’s nuclear weapon ambiguity? - explainer
Iran claims Natanz nuclear facility struck, IDF says 'unaware' of attack
No war can destroy Iran's nuclear ambitions, IAEA director says
Even if facilities and equipment are damaged, Grossi emphasized that reconstruction would be "very possible," since Iran has the knowledge of how to build them.
Reported US plan to invade Iran, seize Iran’s 60% enriched uranium ‘overblown’ - exclusive
It is still possible that the US could use ground forces in some fashion. Further, the IDF has declined to provide confidence that the threat will be dealt with before the end of the war.
What does victory for Israel, US look like in Iran? - opinion
Is the goal to weaken Iran’s regime or overthrow it? The answer could determine when and how the war ends.
Witkoff: It was clear Iran wasn't seeking diplomatic settlement to this conflict
Witkoff added that Iran began negotiations with the US claiming that it had enough material to make eleven bombs.
Mossad can detect, catch if Iranian nuclear officials move enriched uranium, US intel suggests
US President Donald Trump might consider a covert mission to seize it once the Islamic regime is more decimated.
US, Israel mull targeting Iran's uranium stockpile, weigh ground invasion - report
According to officials, US President Donald Trump weighed sending special operations units into Iran as one of several options to prevent the country from further enriching its uranium.
Witkoff: Iran openly admitted to having enough 60% enriched uranium to create nuclear material
Iran claims it possesses 460kg of 60% enriched uranium, enough to build nuclear weapons in a few years. Notably, Iran would have needed at least two years to actually make a nuclear bomb.
US-Iran nuclear negotiations: Red lines, risks, and what’s at stake in Geneva talks - explainer
A deal would also have to require thorough accounting for Iran's stock of enriched uranium. Any doubts about that could trigger a new conflict.
Can aggressive IAEA inspections replace 'zero enrichment' to stop an Iranian nuke? - analysis
What would an "anytime, anywhere" nuclear inspections regime look like?
US envoys Kushner, Witkoff to meet with Iranian FM Araghchi on Thursday, source tells 'Post'
US negotiators will meet Iran in Geneva on Thursday for a new round of nuclear talks, with significant gaps remaining over enrichment limits and Trump's "zero enrichment" stance.
