Pakistan, June 24 -- Iran's growing stock of enriched uranium has raised alarm worldwide. By May 2025, Iran had 408.6 kilograms of uranium enriched up to 60%, according to the International Atomic Energy (IAEA). This level of enrichment brings it closer to the 90% needed to make nuclear weapons.

The IAEA's report states that uranium at 90% enrichment can be used to build at least 10 nuclear warheads. While Iran denies such intentions, experts worry that Tehran is closer than ever to weapons-grade capability. The says Iran's stockpile continues to grow, even under international pressure.

Just before recent US airstrikes, Iran allegedly moved large parts of its nuclear material to unknown locations. This strategic shift has made it harder...