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In light of the US-Iran ceasefire agreement revealed on June 15, 2026, Iran continues to hold its complete inventory of highly enriched uranium — a resource that US and Israeli intelligence suggest could be enough to manufacture several nuclear arms. According to the terms of the pact, Iran pledged to halt any further enrichment and the development of nuclear facilities, yet the current stockpile remains within Iran's borders and will only be discussed in negotiations over the coming 60 days. Iran has stated it has no plans to create a nuclear weapon and contests the interpretation that it is obligated to relinquish its uranium reserves. Pentagon officials acknowledge that the issue of whether to eliminate or dispose of Iran's existing nuclear materials is still not settled.

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00:00Here is what the Iran deal did not solve, and why it matters for every American.
00:04Iran still holds a stockpile of highly enriched uranium
00:08that U.S. and Israeli intelligence say is sufficient to produce multiple nuclear bombs.
00:13The ceasefire announced June 15,
00:16said both sides would negotiate what to do about that stockpile within 60 days.
00:21But Iran's foreign ministry has already denied agreeing to surrender that uranium.
00:26Senior Pentagon officials confirm.
00:28The nuclear material is still in Iran.
00:30It has not been moved.
00:32It has not been destroyed.
00:34A country with enough material for multiple nuclear weapons,
00:37a country that just spent months at war with the United States,
00:41is now sitting across the table with 60 days to give an answer.
00:45Iran says the program is peaceful.
00:48The U.S. says it is a bomb-making operation.
00:51One of them is right.
00:52And the consequences of being wrong are catastrophic.

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