Iran enriching at Fordow, IAEA confirms, as enriched uranium stock grows

VIENNA - Iran has begun enriching uranium at its underground Fordow site in the latest breach of its deal with major powers, the UN nuclear watchdog confirmed on Monday, adding that Tehran@@@s enriched uranium stock has continued to grow.
Iran is breaching the deal@@@s limits on its nuclear activities step by step in response to Washington@@@s withdrawal from the accord last year and its renewed sanctions on Tehran. Tehran says it can quickly undo those breaches if Washington lifts its sanctions.

In a quarterly report, the International Atomic Energy Agency policing the deal said Iran@@@s reserve of enriched uranium and the purity to which it refines uranium remain above the deal@@@s limits. Tehran is also enriching with more advanced centrifuges and enriching at Fordow, which the deal forbids.

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