The head of the French Foreign Intelligence Service, Nicolas Lenerr, said on Tuesday that some of the Iranian high -enriched uranium stocks were destroyed by American and Israeli raids, but the remaining quantity location is unknown with certainty.
She returned back
Lerner added in a television interview that all aspects of the Iranian nuclear program were back for several months after the air strikes.
Nevertheless, he added that Paris has indicators on the places of highly enriched Iranian uranium stocks, but it will not be cut off until the United Nations International Atomic Energy Agency returns to Iran.
This came after European officials reported that American strikes against Iranian nuclear establishments exacerbated the mood of anger in Tehran, noting that the leaders there have become more determined to own a nuclear bomb.
3 European officials added last Saturday that there is a need for an agreement that contains the Iranian nuclear program, stressing that the American strikes “gave Tehran a new incentive to develop a secret atomic weapon, according to the Washington Post.
They pointed out that the Europeans are pressuring nuclear talks with Iran, but they believe that the hopes of reaching an agreement “have become small.”
They also pointed out that the initial assessments indicate that the American strikes did not cancel the Tehran nuclear program.
Damage
This came, while European officials acknowledge that Tehran’s accounts may change.
One of the European officials also stated that the features of any new negotiations will be largely dependent on the amount of damage to Iranian nuclear sites and the remaining capabilities, pointing out that the arrival of decisive decisions will likely take time.
He added that the initial European assessments indicate that the American strikes on the enrichment facilities in Fordo, Natanz and the Isfahan Nuclear Complex caused “severe damage” but did not erase the Iranian nuclear program.