Gchine Uranium Mine (Gachin Uranium Mine; Bandar Abbas Uranium Mine), Bandar Abbas County, Hormozgan Province, Iran
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This mine produced the first batch of yellow cake uranium in December 2010.

Estimated production of 21 tons of uranium per year.

According to the Institute for Science and International Security the mine's output is inadequate for meeting the refueling requirements of a single 1,000 MW electric power reactor but would be adequate for a nuclear weapons program based on highly enriched uranium.

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Gchine Coverup Part 3: Involvement of Amad and MOD
by David Albright and Sarah Burkhard
Institute for Science and International Security
June 9, 2022

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Documents in the Iran Nuclear Archive expose how in 2003/2004, top level Iranian nuclear and military officials secretly transferred control of the Amad Plan’s Gchine mine and uranium concentration plant from the Ministry of Defense and Armed Forces Logistics (MODAFL) to the Atomic Energy Organization of Iran (AEOI), providing a civilian cover story for the facility, at the time Iran’s only domestic uranium mine and mill.

Archive documents place Gchine as built and initially operated under the MODAFL as part of the Amad Plan to produce uranium ore concentrate for the initial steps in Iran’s production of weapon-grade uranium. The record establishes that the AEOI has falsely declared to the International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA) that the Gchine mine and mill was a civilian facility under its supervision and has used falsified Iranian official documentation to support the claim. This case illustrates Iran’s efforts, many of which are on-going, to deceive the IAEA about its nuclear activities.

Gchine
GlobalSecurity

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In the south of Iran, near Bandar Abbas, Iran constructed the Gchine (also written Gachin) uranium mine and its co-located mill. The low but variable grade uranium ore found in near-surface deposits would be open-pit mined and processed at the associated mill. The estimated production design capacity was 21 tons of uranium per year. Iran had stated that, as of July 2004, mining operations had started and the mill had been hot tested, during which testing a quantity of about 40 to 50 kg of yellowcake was produced.