Article Summary

The article reports that the UN's nuclear watchdog can't monitor Iran's enriched uranium stockpile—now large enough to potentially make 10 nuclear bombs—because it hasn't been able to inspect key sites since a US-Israel attack on the Fordo facility. It highlights Iran's 60% enrichment level as dangerously close to weapons-grade, while not clarifying whether the loss of oversight was caused by the attack or by Iran's own actions, which makes Iran appear solely responsible. The tone raises concern about nuclear risks and subtly supports the idea that stronger international pressure or intervention may be necessary.