Grossi: Iran nuclear talks stalled

The article discusses the current status of Iran's nuclear program. It confirms that the Director General of the International Atomic Energy Agency, Rafael Grossi, has stated that negotiations have effectively halted and that there is a deadlock in the matter. He explained that progress in negotiations depends on wider advances in regional issues and matters related to the strategic Strait of Hormuz, noting that both sides continue to communicate despite the suspension of official talks. Grossi indicated that Iran still possesses about 440 kilograms of uranium enriched to 60%, and that Iran's nuclear program remains strong despite military strikes on damaged nuclear facilities, which Iran describes as unsafe and complicating inspection processes. The American side emphasized their efforts to resolve the issue diplomatically to prevent Iran from acquiring a nuclear weapon, through negotiations and inspections. Meanwhile, Iran criticized US and Israeli pressure on the International Atomic Energy Agency, describing it as an attempt to reveal the extent of damage resulting from military operations on nuclear sites.

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