U.N. Watchdog: Iran Has Nearly Tripled Uranium Supply Since November

The transcript discusses Iran's increase in enriched uranium stockpiles, which have grown from 800 pounds in November to over a ton, potentially nearing the amount needed for a nuclear weapon. This violates the 2015 nuclear deal, which allows only 450 pounds. Iran hopes these violations will prompt remaining signees to offer economic deals to counteract US sanctions, following the US withdrawal from the deal in 2018.

What did the Associated Press report about Iran's enriched uranium stockpile?

• It has decreased since November.

• It has been completely depleted.

• It has remained the same since November.

• It has increased to over a ton since November.

According to Iran, what is their stance on building a nuclear weapon?

• They are actively pursuing it.

• They have no intention to build one.

• They have already built one.

• They are undecided.

How much enriched uranium is Iran allowed to have under the 2015 nuclear deal?

• About 800 pounds

• About 450 pounds

• Over a ton

• No limit

What action by the US led to Iran violating the nuclear deal?

• The US increased sanctions.

• The US signed a new deal.

• The US withdrew from the deal.

• The US provided more uranium.

What does Iran hope to achieve by violating the nuclear deal?

• To end all sanctions

• To increase its uranium stockpile

• To convince other countries to make economic deals

• To build a nuclear weapon