Iran Says It's Now Enriching Uranium To 5%, Has Capacity Of 60%

The transcript discusses uranium enrichment levels, highlighting Iran's capacity to enrich uranium up to 60%, which exceeds the 2015 Iran nuclear deal's limit of 3.67%. It explains the enrichment process and its implications for nuclear reactors and weapons. The US withdrew from the Iran Nuclear Pact, reimposing sanctions on Iran, affecting its economy. Despite European nations remaining in the deal, Iran has rolled back its commitments, seeking better terms to counter US sanctions. Concerns arise over Iran's potential to develop nuclear weapons, though Iran denies such intentions.

What is the maximum uranium enrichment level mentioned that deviates from the 2015 Iran nuclear deal?

• 90%

• 60%

• 5%

• 3.67%

For uranium to be used as a weapon, to what percentage does it need to be enriched?

• 3%

• 5%

• 60%

• 90%

What action did the Trump administration take regarding the Iran Nuclear Pact?

• Negotiated new terms

• Increased sanctions

• Withdrew from the pact

• Strengthened the deal

How did Iran respond to the re-imposed U.S. sanctions?

• By rolling back its commitments

• By complying with the deal

• By seeking European support

• By enriching uranium to 90%

What concern did the U.S. express about Iran's recent actions?

• Iran is developing nuclear reactors

• Iran is enriching uranium for peaceful purposes

• Iran is seeking better economic terms

• Iran is positioning itself to build nuclear weapons