Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu said in an interview on Sunday that the Iran war is ‘not over’ until all its enriched uranium is removed and its enrichment facilities are dismantled. Iran’s stockpile of enriched uranium must be taken out before the US-Israeli war against Iran can be considered over, Netanyahu said in an interview to CBS News.&nbsp;Netanyahu said that the highly enriched uranium needs to be taken out of Iran and the country’s enrichment facilities need to be dismantled.“It’s not over, because there’s still nuclear material—enriched uranium—that has to be taken out of Iran. There’s still enrichment sites that have to be dismantled,” Netanyahu said.&nbsp;Netanyahu said that US President Donald Trump had a similar position.&nbsp;<h2>‘Now, we’ve degraded a lot of it’</h2>&nbsp;“Now, we’ve degraded a lot of it,” said the Israeli PM, referring to Iran’s nuclear capabilities, as well as its proxy forces in other countries and its missile-making capacity. “But all that is still there, and there’s work to be done.”International monitors estimate that Iran still has around 970 pounds of nearly bomb-grade uranium.&nbsp;&nbsp;On being asked how the uranium stockpiles could be taken out from Iran, Netanyahu said he would prefer an agreement. “I think it can be done physically. That’s not the problem. If you have an agreement and you go in and you take it out, why not? That’s the best way.”&nbsp;<h2>‘Several other war aims yet to be accomplished’</h2>&nbsp;Netanyahu said there were several other war aims also that had yet to be accomplished. “There’s still proxies that Iran supports, their ballistic missiles that they still want to produce. Now, we’ve degraded a lot of it, but all that is still there and there’s work to be done,” he said but refused to specify what would happen if agreement was not reached with Iran on its nuclear material.“I’m not going to give a timetable to it, but I’m going to say that’s a terrifically important mission,” Netanyahu said.&nbsp;“I’m not going to talk about military means, but the president, what President Trump has said to me – ‘I want to go in there’.”&nbsp;However, Trump is under increasing domestic pressure to end the Iran war, and he insists that Tehran’s nuclear programme has been contained.&nbsp;Trump said in an interview that Iran was “militarily defeated” and insisted that the uranium could be removed “whenever we want.”“We’ll get that at some point, whenever we want. We’ll have it surveilled,” he said, adding, “We have that very well surveilled. If anybody got near the place, we will know about it and we’ll blow them up.”&nbsp;&nbsp;

President Donald Trump is under increasing domestic pressure to end the Iran war, and he insists that Tehran’s nuclear programme has been contained. Trump said in an interview that Iran was “militarily defeated” and insisted that the uranium could be removed “whenever we want.”

Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu said in an interview on Sunday that the Iran war is ‘not over’ until all its enriched uranium is removed and its enrichment facilities are dismantled. Iran’s stockpile of enriched uranium must be taken out before the US-Israeli war against Iran can be considered over, Netanyahu said in an interview to CBS News. Netanyahu said that the highly enriched uranium needs to be taken out of Iran and the country’s enrichment facilities need to be dismantled. “It’s not over, because there’s still nuclear material—enriched uranium—that has to be taken out of Iran. There’s still enrichment sites that have to be dismantled,” Netanyahu said. Netanyahu said that US President Donald Trump had a similar position. ‘Now, we’ve degraded a lot of it’ “Now, we’ve degraded a lot of it,” said the Israeli PM, referring to Iran’s nuclear capabilities, as well as its proxy forces in other countries and its missile-making capacity. “But all that is still there, and there’s work to be done.” International monitors estimate that Iran still has around 970 pounds of nearly bomb-grade uranium. On being asked how the uranium stockpiles could be taken out from Iran, Netanyahu said he would prefer an agreement. “I think it can be done physically. That’s not the problem. If you have an agreement and you go in and you take it out, why not? That’s the best way.” ‘Several other war aims yet to be accomplished’ Netanyahu said there were several other war aims also that had yet to be accomplished. “There’s still proxies that Iran supports, their ballistic missiles that they still want to produce. Now, we’ve degraded a lot of it, but all that is still there and there’s work to be done,” he said but refused to specify what would happen if agreement was not reached with Iran on its nuclear material. “I’m not going to give a timetable to it, but I’m going to say that’s a terrifically important mission,” Netanyahu said. “I’m not going to talk about military means, but the president, what President Trump has said to me – ‘I want to go in there’.” However, Trump is under increasing domestic pressure to end the Iran war, and he insists that Tehran’s nuclear programme has been contained. Trump said in an interview that Iran was “militarily defeated” and insisted that the uranium could be removed “whenever we want.” “We’ll get that at some point, whenever we want. We’ll have it surveilled,” he said, adding, “We have that very well surveilled. If anybody got near the place, we will know about it and we’ll blow them up.”

President Donald Trump is under increasing domestic pressure to end the Iran war, and he insists that Tehran’s nuclear programme has been contained. Trump said in an interview that Iran was “militarily defeated” and insisted that the uranium could be removed “whenever we want.”

‘Iran war not over until uranium is removed, facilities dismantled,’ says Benjamin Netanyahu

The Israeli Defence Forces have said that they recently struck an Iranian nuclear facility where the regime worked on “critical capabilities in the development of nuclear weapons.” The site near Tehran, identified by the IDF as the Taleghan compound, was hit during waves of strikes the air force carried out in the area over the past few days, Times of Israel reported on Thursday.&nbsp;&nbsp;“The Israeli Air Force, acting on precise IDF intelligence, struck an additional Iranian nuclear programme site,” the military said, claiming the “Taleghan compound was utilized by the regime to advance critical capabilities for developing nuclear weapons.”&nbsp;Also Read: <a href="https://www.wionews.com/world/oil-tanker-with-indian-captain-went-dark-to-cross-high-risk-strait-of-hormuz-reach-mumbai-1773315721972">Oil tanker, with Indian captain, went ‘dark’ to cross high-risk Strait of Hormuz, reach Mumbai</a>&nbsp;<h2>Taleghan compound earlier struck by Israel in October 2024</h2>&nbsp;The Taleghan compound had earlier been struck by Israel in October 2024 in retaliation for an Iranian missile attack in the same month.The military said it recently detected that Iran had “taken steps to rehabilitate the compound” following those strikes.“The Iranian regime has continued efforts to advance and develop capabilities required for the development of a nuclear weapon,” the IDF said, adding that the recent strike is part of a “series of operations” aimed at “further damaging the Iranian terror regime’s nuclear aspirations.”&nbsp;Also Read: <a href="https://www.wionews.com/world/iran-threatens-to-strike-google-microsoft-nvidia-sites-banks-as-economic-infra-becomes-new-war-target-1773256316860">Iran threatens to strike Google, Microsoft, Nvidia sites, banks as economic infra becomes new war target</a>&nbsp;The Institute for Science and International Security, a US-based think tank that monitors Iran’s nuclear programme, recently claimed that Iran conducts covert military activities in the Taleghan compound, a facility in Parchin, southeast of Tehran.&nbsp;<h2>Israel targeted underground nuclear facility in Iran earlier</h2>&nbsp;Earlier this month, the Israeli military had announced that it targeted an underground nuclear facility in Iran where it claimed scientists were “covertly” developing a key component for nuclear weapons.“IDF intelligence continued to follow the scientists’ activities and located their new location at this site in a manner that enabled a precise strike,” the military said, while sharing a map showing the facility on the eastern outskirts of Tehran.&nbsp;Also Read: <a href="https://www.wionews.com/world/-practically-nothing-left-to-target-in-iran-war-will-end-soon-says-trump-1773246460317">‘Practically nothing left to target in Iran, war will end soon,’ says Trump</a>&nbsp;Israel and Western powers have long accused Iran of attempting to develop nuclear weapons, an allegation Tehran has kept denying, but it has continued to enrich uranium up to 60% purity, a level considered highly enriched and just below weapons-grade.&nbsp;Israel and the United States launched a joint attack on Iran on February 28 to eliminate “the existential threat” posed by the latter’s nuclear and ballistic missile programmes.Israeli officials say Iran intensified its pursuit of an atomic weapon after the end of the 12-day war in June 2025, which began with Israeli strikes and included US bombings of three nuclear facilities, including an enrichment plant.

The Taleghan compound had earlier been struck by Israel in October 2024 in retaliation for an Iranian missile attack in the same month. The IDF said that the recent strike is part of a series of operations aimed at further damaging the Iranian terror regime’s nuclear aspirations.

The Israeli Defence Forces have said that they recently struck an Iranian nuclear facility where the regime worked on “critical capabilities in the development of nuclear weapons.” The site near Tehran, identified by the IDF as the Taleghan compound, was hit during waves of strikes the air force carried out in the area over the past few days, Times of Israel reported on Thursday. “The Israeli Air Force, acting on precise IDF intelligence, struck an additional Iranian nuclear programme site,” the military said, claiming the “Taleghan compound was utilized by the regime to advance critical capabilities for developing nuclear weapons.” Also Read: Oil tanker, with Indian captain, went ‘dark’ to cross high-risk Strait of Hormuz, reach Mumbai Taleghan compound earlier struck by Israel in October 2024 The Taleghan compound had earlier been struck by Israel in October 2024 in retaliation for an Iranian missile attack in the same month. The military said it recently detected that Iran had “taken steps to rehabilitate the compound” following those strikes. “The Iranian regime has continued efforts to advance and develop capabilities required for the development of a nuclear weapon,” the IDF said, adding that the recent strike is part of a “series of operations” aimed at “further damaging the Iranian terror regime’s nuclear aspirations.” Also Read: Iran threatens to strike Google, Microsoft, Nvidia sites, banks as economic infra becomes new war target The Institute for Science and International Security, a US-based think tank that monitors Iran’s nuclear programme, recently claimed that Iran conducts covert military activities in the Taleghan compound, a facility in Parchin, southeast of Tehran. Israel targeted underground nuclear facility in Iran earlier Earlier this month, the Israeli military had announced that it targeted an underground nuclear facility in Iran where it claimed scientists were “covertly” developing a key component for nuclear weapons. “IDF intelligence continued to follow the scientists’ activities and located their new location at this site in a manner that enabled a precise strike,” the military said, while sharing a map showing the facility on the eastern outskirts of Tehran. Also Read: ‘Practically nothing left to target in Iran, war will end soon,’ says Trump Israel and Western powers have long accused Iran of attempting to develop nuclear weapons, an allegation Tehran has kept denying, but it has continued to enrich uranium up to 60% purity, a level considered highly enriched and just below weapons-grade. Israel and the United States launched a joint attack on Iran on February 28 to eliminate “the existential threat” posed by the latter’s nuclear and ballistic missile programmes. Israeli officials say Iran intensified its pursuit of an atomic weapon after the end of the 12-day war in June 2025, which began with Israeli strikes and included US bombings of three nuclear facilities, including an enrichment plant.

The Taleghan compound had earlier been struck by Israel in October 2024 in retaliation for an Iranian missile attack in the same month. The IDF said that the recent strike is part of a series of operations aimed at further damaging the Iranian terror regime’s nuclear aspirations.

Israel says it struck Taleghan compound, where Iran ‘advanced’ its nuclear programme

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‘Iran war not over until uranium is removed, facilities dismantled,’ says Benjamin Netanyahu

Israel says it struck Taleghan, site Iran used for developing nuclear arms