To my opinion, it is much more than condyloma accumulatum.  It has the configuration of condyloma, like finger-like projections (figure 2 is cross-section of the fingers), high up blood vessels and koilocytes.  But mitoses are very frequent and the last figure shows a mitotic figure almost on the surface.  Nuclear atypia is also quite striking.  Not very sure, but figure 4 appears to have an atypical mitosis; we call it tripod mitosis or Mercede Benz, if you like car.  For this reason, i would report this as CIN 2.  I wouldn't call this CIN 3 because i see squamous differentiation and there is still some cytoplasm.

She needs a colposcopy and sampling of endocervical canal.

Remember condylomas usually don't progress to cancer and CIN 2 has some chance to progress to cancer. 

Thanks.

Thank you for your consultation of my case!