#1
Primary record
International Atomic Energy Agency — Board of Governors verification/monitoring report on Iran (GOV/2026/8, dated 27 February 2026).
Documents the enriched-uranium accounting and the Isfahan tunnel complex.
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#2
Reporting
IAEA / Director General Rafael Grossi — much of Iran's near-bomb-grade uranium likely still at Isfahan; inspectors restricted from bombed sites.
Iran was assessed to hold about 440.9 kg enriched to 60% — enough, if further enriched, for multiple weapons. Times of Israel: Türkiye Today (441 kg figure):
#3
Reporting
Reuters — "U.S. can only confirm about a third of Iran's missile arsenal destroyed, sources say" (March 27, 2026).
CENTCOM separately assessed roughly 92% of the Iranian navy's large vessels sunk. Times of Israel (carrying Reuters): U.S. News (Reuters exclusive):
#4
Reporting
President Donald Trump — public demand for Iran's "UNCONDITIONAL SURRENDER" (March 6, 2026),
stated on Truth Social; the White House defined it as Iran no longer able to pose a threat. CNBC: Al Jazeera:
#5
Background
Islamabad Memorandum of Understanding between the United States and Iran (signed June 17, 2026)
— a 14-point interim framework: cessation of hostilities, reopening of the Strait of Hormuz, sanctions waivers, and a 60-day negotiation window, with the nuclear question deferred. Iran announced suspension of its commitments on July 18, 2026. Overview: Full text:
#6
Reporting
Renewed U.S. strikes on Iran (July 18, 2026)
after the Jordan attack; blockade reinstated and Hormuz disputes resumed. The Washington Post: