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Iran appears to be operating its centrifuges well below their estimated capacity. Iran’s monthly production rate of low-enriched uranium may have increased since the beginning of the year, but this is because more machines are operating, not because these machines are operating more efficiently.

Additional estimates: Moving from reactor-grade to weapon-grade uranium * Amount of uranium hexafluoride (UF6) enriched to 3.5 percent U-235 now on hand: 1,339 kg * Average daily production rate of this low-enriched UF6: 2.75 kg * Amount of this...

As Iran increases the number of centrifuge machines it is operating, and increases its stockpile of low-enriched uranium, it will consolidate its status as a "virtual" nuclear weapon state. Iran's progress towards this status as of June 1, 2009 is estimateda below: * Amount of U-235...

ran’s bank of rapidly spinning centrifuges has produced a stockpile of low-enriched uranium, able to fuel nuclear reactors, but able also to fuel nuclear weapons if further enriched by re-circulating it through the centrifuges. The re-circulation raises the concentration of the uranium isotope...

Hatf-5 (Ghauri) Est. Range: 1000 km Est. Payload: 700 kg Est. Launch Weight: 16,000 kg Propulsion: Single-stage, liquid propellant Comments: Mobile platform. Status: flight-tested.

Hatf-3 (Tarmuk) (Chinese M-11) Est. Range: 300 km Est. Payload: 500 kg Est. Launch Weight: N/A Propulsion: Two-stage, Solid propellant Comments: Mobile platform. Status: flight-tested.

[/COLOR] Nuclear-Capable Missiles in Pakistan Hatf-1 Est. Range: 80 km Est. Payload: 500 kg Est. Launch Weight: 1500 kg Propulsion: Single-stage, Solid propellant Comments: Mobile platform. Status: flight-tested.

M-11 The Rumsfeld Commission confirmed that complete M-11 missiles were sent to Pakistan from China. Pakistan has reportedly received more than 30 M-11s, which have been observed in boxes at Pakistan's Sargodha Air Force Base west of Lahore. Intelligence officials believe Chinese M11s have...

Intelligence and satellite images reportedly have revealed the delivery of warhead canisters from North Korea to Pakistan's Kahuta Research Laboratories (KRL) in June 1998 and have disclosed increased activity at KRL's missile facility, suggesting that production of the Ghauri may be in full...

Ghauri The most recent development in Pakistan's ballistic missile program was the flight testing of the Ghauri (Hatf-V) missile in April 1998. The Ghauri is liquid-fueled and is Pakistan's imported version of the North Korean Nodong, itself a fancy Scud. Official Pakistani statements claim...

Pakistan has an extensive nuclear-capable ballistic missile program, as the April 1998 test-firing of the Ghauri missile illustrates. The program is almost entirely imported, despite official Pakistani claims to the contrary. Most recently, Pakistan has received assistance from the People's...

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