This map contains both active and historic sites associated with Iran’s nuclear weapons complex, including weapons’ design, production, testing, and delivery locations.
NOTE: It’s unclear when Iran might get the bomb. In July 2024, Secretary of State Blinken revealed Iran was only one to two weeks away from producing enough weapons-grade uranium for several bombs. The New York Times quoted experts who estimated it would take Iran up to another year to make a missile-deliverable weapon. A conservative estimate would be no more than five months but could be much less. In a historical analysis of China’s nuclear weapons program, Hui Zhang pegs the number at three to five weeks, and possibly less.
You can learn more about each location (i.e. their functions, photos, and links to additional information) by clicking on their corresponding pin or selecting sections in the color-coded legend on the left side of the map.
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