DGSE director Nicolas Lerner said Iran's nuclear program has been delayed because of air strikes, but the location of the uranium stockpile remains unknown.
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Nicolas Lerner, director of the Directorate General for External Security, announced that US and Israeli air strikes have caused significant delays in Iran's nuclear program, affecting the production and delivery stages of enriched uranium. Although a small part of the stockpile has been destroyed, the majority remains in Iran's possession and without international inspections, the exact location cannot be confirmed. Lerner emphasized the importance of a diplomatic solution to manage this nuclear crisis.
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