The United Nations Nuclear Watchdog cannot confirm whether Iran’s program is “completely peaceful.”
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Iran, who refuses to play the ball in the UN nuclear watchdog, accused of monitoring all countries’ nuclear programs, means that their bodies cannot be seen or not Tehran Program Despite the government’s claims, it is “completely peaceful.”
Rafael Grossi, director of the International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA), issued a warning statement Monday that the agency has not been the only one for a long time. Prohibited access Old and new nuclear sites have scrubbed places in obvious movements that Iran is trying to hide its activity.
In 2020, the IAEA found artificial particles of enriched uranium at three sites, including Balamin, Maliban and Torque Zabad. The site had previously been used in Iran’s nuclear programme, giving the institution credibility to believe that Tehran has once again turned into a deadly nuclear ambition.
Rafael Grossi is increasingly concerned about Iran’s nuclear program. (Albert Otti/Picture Alliance via Getty Images)
“Since then, we have been seeking explanations and explanations from Iran, including many high-level meetings and consultations that I have personally been involved in,” Grossi said. “Unfortunately, Iran has not responded repeatedly or has not provided technically reliable answers to agency questions.
“We also tried to disinfect areas that were hindering agency verification activities,” he added.
grossi confirmed during an April trip to Washington DC The IAEA’s lack of involvement in nuclear negotiations between the US and Iran said on Monday that the parties were working “closely and intensively” in “supporting bilateral negotiations.”
The warning came after the IAEA in a report later last month, confirming that Iran has significantly increased its stockpile. Weapon grade concentrated uranium Almost 35% in 3 months.
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This photo was released on November 5th, 2019 by the Atomic Energy Organization of Iran. (Iranian atomic energy organization, file via AP)
In February, the IAEA rated Tehran as owning 274.8 kilograms (605.8 pounds) of uranium, enriched to 60%, but on May 17 it was discovered that Iran currently has 408.6 kilograms (900.8 pounds). 10 nuclear warheads.
Last week, Iran’s supreme leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei came out in strong opposition to the US proposal submitted to Tehran to end the nuclear program, but what remains unknown Details are included in the documentationIncluding enrichment capabilities, and on Sunday, Iran’s parliamentary Speaker Mohammad Bagh Garribah argued that the proposal did not include sanctions relief.
The White House has been rigorously arguing about what was included in the documents, but some reports say the president Donald Trump Fox News Digital could not independently test these claims, but gave Iran to reach a deal with the US until June 11th.
On Monday, Esmail Baghihai, a spokesman for Iran’s Foreign Ministry, confirmed that “the US proposal is unacceptable to us. It was not the result of previous negotiations.”
Esmaeir Baghihai, a spokesman for the Iranian Ministry of Foreign Affairs, will attend a press conference held in Tehran, Iran on May 26, 2025. The interim nuclear agreement between Iran and the United States is not on Iran’s agenda. (Shadati/Xinhua via Getty Images)
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“We will present our own proposal to the other side after Oman is completed. This proposal is rational, logical and balanced.” It is reportedly I said.
Some reports suggest that Iran may submit proposals on June 10th, but the US UN mission of Iran will not comment or confirm these claims.