Iran Activates Advanced Centrifuges, Escalates Nuclear Concerns Amid Regional Tensions
Iran's uranium enrichment has increased significantly amid fears of military ambitions following missile developments and geopolitical tensions.
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Iran has begun producing enriched uranium at 60%, close to weapons-grade levels, as confirmed by IAEA's Rafael Grossi. The move follows Iran's successful satellite launch, raising concerns over its missile capabilities and risks to regional security. Grossi warned against potential military actions by Israel, emphasizing the serious consequences. The escalation is perceived as a response to diplomatic and military setbacks in the region, while Iran maintains its nuclear and space advancements are for peaceful purposes despite calls for weapons development among some politicians.
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