Iran war is "not over" until highly enriched uranium is removed, Israel's Netanyahu says
CBS News • • nation
Key Points:
- Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu stated that the conflict with Iran is "not over," emphasizing the need to remove highly enriched uranium and dismantle Iran's nuclear enrichment facilities.
- Netanyahu acknowledged progress in degrading Iran's nuclear capabilities, proxy forces, and missile programs but stressed that significant work remains.
- International monitors estimate Iran still possesses about 970 pounds of nearly bomb-grade uranium, which Netanyahu suggested should be physically removed if an agreement is reached.
- Netanyahu did not specify consequences if no agreement is reached but highlighted the removal of Iran's nuclear material as a critical mission.
- The full interview with Netanyahu aired on 60 Minutes, featuring further discussion on the issue.
