Kazakhstan proposes hosting Iran's uranium stockpile
The head of the International Atomic Energy Agency stated that Kazakhstan has expressed its willingness to host Iran's stockpile of enriched uranium close to military-grade levels, should an agreement be reached between Washington and Tehran regarding Iran's nuclear program. It is estimated that currently, about 440 kilograms of highly enriched uranium are stored beneath the remnants of Iran's main nuclear facilities, which could be sufficient to produce around ten nuclear weapons if enrichment levels are raised to 90 percent. Unannounced negotiations are ongoing between the two sides to find a solution to resolve the disputes concerning Iran's nuclear stockpile.
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