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Energy Agency (IAEA). The United Nations’ nuclear watchdog reported on 19 February that the country now has more than a tonne of low-enriched uranium. That is much more than the agency’s November 2008 estimate of 660 kilograms, suggesting that earlier stocks were misreported. Much of the excess was discovered during the agency’s annual inventory of materials at Iran’s uranium-enrichment facility at Natanz. To be used in weapons, uranium must be enriched to around 90% pure uranium-235. Iran has so far enriched its uranium to just 3.49%, or reactor-grade, the IAEA says.

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