IAEA Chief Grossi says Iran possesses a substantial stockpile of highly enriched uranium, nearing military grade, with the majority located at Isfahan and some at Natanz, sufficient for the production of a few warheads

IAEA Chief Grossi's statement underscores escalating concerns around Iran's nuclear capabilities, revealing a substantial stockpile of highly enriched uranium.

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IAEA Chief Grossi says Iran possesses a substantial stockpile of highly enriched uranium, nearing military grade, with the majority located at Isfahan and some at Natanz, sufficient for the production of a few warheads

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This development could heighten geopolitical tensions, particularly in the energy markets, as it raises the prospect of military action or sanctions that could disrupt oil supply, impacting WTI prices and broader commodity markets.

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