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General · 12 April 2026

Iran keeps uranium stockpile after weeks of strikes

Iran keeps uranium stockpile after weeks of strikes

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Nuclear concerns persist as key material remains intact despite military action. Iran has retained much of its uranium stockpile and nuclear infrastructure after weeks of US and Israeli strikes, according to officials and experts cited by the Wall Street Journal. One underground site in Isfahan still holds about 1,000 pounds of near weapons-grade uranium, preserving leverage in stalled negotiations.

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