(Israel Hayom) Dore Gold - According to the latest report of the International Atomic Energy Agency, Iran's stock of low-enriched uranium continues to grow - it is now at 14,174 kg. The roughly 8,000 kg. of that amount that are already in a gaseous form and can be injected into centrifuges for further enrichment are sufficient for at least seven atomic bombs. The IAEA also refers to "undisclosed nuclear-related activities" that include "the development of a nuclear payload for a missile." According to the latest IAEA report, Iran was still hiding its military program. When the interim agreement was reached with Iran in 2013, the White House put out a "fact sheet" stating that the U.S. understood that Iran would have to address the military dimensions of its nuclear program. But that did not happen.
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