So, me being me, I read your source. Here's what they say:
Despite repeated accusations from Israel and often from the United States as well, up until the Twelve-Day War – the military confrontation between Israel and Iran in June 2025 – Iran’s Supreme Leader, Ali Khamenei, had always blocked the final decision to move to 90% enrichment and to begin developing miniaturised nuclear warheads small enough to be deliverable. This was despite pressure from various quarters within the regime, above all the Revolutionary Guards. All the sources consulted by the author’s researchers over the years have always denied that any decision had been taken on this matter and, clearly, if Khamenei had intended to produce atomic bombs when, in 1992, Benjamin Netanyahu, then merely an MP, began accusing Iran of pursuing that goal, Iran’s bomb would have been with us for several years already.
Iran’s nuclear programme: where do things stand?
With uranium enriched to 60%, of which Iran had 441 kg according to the IAEA’s June 2025 report, it is already possible to build atomic bombs, but not models compact enough to be carried by Iran’s largest missiles, such as the Khorramshahr, which have a range of 2,000 km and a payload of almost 2 tonnes. To produce compact atomic bombs, highly enriched uranium is required. Moving from 60% to 90% enrichment would take only a few weeks, provided there are enough working advanced-model centrifuges, such as Iran’s IR-4 and IR-6. So if Iran had wanted to build an atomic bomb, by far the most logical option would have been to do so immediately after accumulating a substantial quantity of uranium enriched to 60%. Clearly, this had not yet happened, on the basis of the IAEA’s latest inspection. It would instead appear that Khamenei meant to use breaches of the non-proliferation framework to force the Americans to restore the 2015 agreement (JCPOA) or something similar.
Feel they support our position to be honest. If you have a different source then I'd be interested to read it