Iran’s parliament spokesperson Ebrahim Rezaei says Iran could enrich uranium to weapons-grade purity—around 90%—if it is attacked again. According to the reports, Rezaei presents the warning as a response to renewed potential threats from the United States and Israel. The outlets agree that the statement links Iran’s future enrichment capacity to whether it faces another attack, characterizing the move as a step beyond previously held enrichment levels.
One report also references the status of roughly 400 kilograms of uranium enriched to about 60%, noting that it remains unclear what will happen to that material. Taken together, the coverage portrays an escalation in rhetoric tied to security concerns, while the concrete operational details and timelines are not specified in the excerpts provided.
No source among those cited here confirms any actual enrichment has already reached weapons-grade levels; the claim centers on Iran’s stated ability and intent under the scenario of being attacked again.
