Damaged Iranian enrichment facilities from repeated U.S. and Israeli strikes in 2025 and 2026 remain largely inoperable, with entrances blocked and no verified resumption of uranium enrichment activity according to U.S. intelligence and IAEA reports. Estimates from multiple assessments place the time needed to produce a weapon, if a decision were made, at roughly one year or more due to destroyed centrifuges, workshops, and infrastructure. Recent satellite imagery shows reconstruction at weaponization-related sites such as Minzadayi and Taleghan 2, alongside stockpile uncertainty, yet these efforts align with longer-term recovery rather than an immediate breakout. Ongoing diplomacy and risks of additional strikes further constrain rapid progress. A sudden policy shift, undetected parallel capacity, or accelerated reconstitution of the 60% enriched uranium stock could compress timelines, though current evidence indicates low near-term probability of a completed device before 2027.