The senior Israeli source said intelligence indicated that the enriched uranium had not been moved from the Fordo, Natanz, and Isfahan facilities prior to the strikes — and hasn't been relocated since.

Israel believes Iran's enriched uranium was distributed in the three sites and had not been moved, the Israeli official said.

"The Iranians might still be able to gain access to the enriched uranium at Isfahan but that it would be very difficult to remove it." The post Israelis Say ‘Some’ Enriched Uranium Survived U.S. Strikes on Iranian Nuke Sites: Reports first appeared on Mediaite.