US intelligence agencies assess Iran's new Supreme Leader is more open to nuclear arms. Mojtaba Khamenei displays fewer reservations than his predecessor, Ali Khamenei. Iran has relocated centrifuges to a fortified underground complex near Natanz. Tehran denies IAEA inspectors entry to this highly secure location. Regional friction has intensified following a breakdown in hostilities.

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US intelligence assesses that Iran’s Supreme Leader Mojtaba Khamenei seeks a nuclear warhead capable of being mounted on a long-range missile, while Tehran moves ground forces to…