Iran calls Austrian diplomat over IAEA access
The article focused on Iran's protest against the Vienna decision to prevent the head of the Iranian Atomic Energy Organization from attending the IAEA meeting, which led to the Austrian chargé d'affaires being summoned in Tehran. Iran expressed its belief that this decision was made under U.S. pressure, pointing out that the visa refusals are unjustified and reflect Washington's pressure on Iran. It also addressed Iran's escalation in refusing to allow IAEA inspectors access to its nuclear sites, including the damaged enrichment facilities. Iran indicated that it possesses approximately 440 kilograms of uranium enriched up to 60%, which is close to the level required for nuclear weapon manufacturing, with more than 200 kilograms remaining untouched. These developments occur amid escalating tensions regarding Iran's nuclear program and its fundamental rejection of the IAEA's efforts.
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