Tehran Parliament: Increasing uranium enrichment to ninety percent possible response to attacks

 The spokesman for the National Security and Foreign Policy Committee in the Iranian Parliament, Ibrahim Rezaei, confirmed that one of the options available to Iran in the event of a new attack is to increase uranium enrichment to 90%. Ibrahim Rezaei announced that the possibility of raising uranium enrichment to record levels is very likely, noting that this matter will be considered within the parliament. He wrote on the "X" platform: "One of the options available to Iran in the event of another attack is 90 percent uranium enrichment. We will look into this within the parliament." Two days ago, US President Donald Trump threatened to destroy anyone attempting to approach Iran's enriched uranium stockpiles buried under the rubble, noting that "Space Force" is constantly monitoring them. In the same context, US Energy Secretary Chris Wright admitted that the United States does not have a specific plan to move enriched uranium out of Iran. US intelligence and IAEA estimates indicate that about 440 kg of 60% enriched uranium, theoretically enough for 10 nuclear bombs, remains in Iran, but much of it is buried in underground sites at depths American munitions cannot penetrate.