Nuclear Energy

In the second step. Tehran began enriching uranium to purity rates beyond the JCPOA-limit of 3.76 percent.

Iran announced in July that its stockpiles of enriched low-grade uranium had exceeded the 300-kilogram limit set in the deal.

Iran unveiled a chain of 30 IR-6 centrifuge machines for uranium enrichment at the Natanz nuclear site.

The contract with Power Machines Company have been signed for implementing these two projects.

The United States will once again waive its sanctions on nuclear cooperation with Iran.

Iran has already taken three separate calibrated steps away from the deal.

The Japanese government believes that financial support could help start a dialogue between Iran and the United States on the nuclear issue.

Iran may decide to limit the International Atomic Energy Agency’s inspections on its nuclear facilities in the fourth step of reducing commitments to JCPOA.

The current trend would enable Tehran to hit production capacity of 172.000 SWU at the end of a 15-year period.

The UK Atomic Energy Authority will work with industry partners and academics and aim to complete the design by 2024.