A US or Israeli ground raid to physically retrieve Iran's 440.9 kg of 60 percent enriched uranium from the Isfahan tunnel complex is now an active policy option whose probability has risen with MOU collapse.

Unverified reporting amplified by Russian state media claims France and Poland will rehearse nuclear-linked strike scenarios near Russian targets, but Warsaw is already disputing the premise, making the story more notable for its NATO-bypass escalation narrative than for confirmed exercise details.

Iran says it will build eight new reactors with Russia to reach 20,000 megawatts of nuclear power, a high ambition that collides with sanctions, limited inspections, and recent wartime damage to key sites.