Israel's Mossad intelligence service has information about the location of 400 kilograms of uranium enriched to 60% in Iran's possession, The Jerusalem Post reported. According to the newspaper, Israel is closely monitoring Tehran's actions and is ready to intervene if it sees attempts to use this uranium to resume work on creating nuclear weapons.

According to expert estimates cited in the article, even if Iran immediately begins to restore the destroyed elements of its nuclear program, creating a nuclear bomb could take at least two years.

"Mossad will monitor this matter closely until the Islamic Republic grants IAEA inspectors full access to its uranium stockpiles," – the publication emphasizes.

The Jerusalem Post also notes that Israeli intelligence is prepared to take action if Tehran makes any new moves related to enriched uranium that could be perceived as a threat. The issue remains in focus amid ongoing tensions between Israel and Iran, as well as the international community's efforts to control Iran's nuclear program.