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The International Atomic Energy Agency focused on escalating tensions in Iran's nuclear issue during its meetings in Vienna. The United States and European countries are seeking to refer Iran to the Security Council for the first time in nearly twenty years, due to the agency's inability to monitor the stockpile of 60% enriched uranium, which is close to weapons-grade levels. IAEA Director Rafael Grossi confirmed that the failure to restore "conceptual continuity" over the inventories poses a serious threat to nuclear non-proliferation efforts, warning that these developments have repercussions for the international system. The agency also revealed historic developments regarding the Syrian dossier, having resolved longstanding questions about the Deir ez-Zor reactor. It continues to monitor the situation at Ukraine’s Zaporizhzhia plant, which faces nuclear risks due to power outages and military escalation. Additionally, the agency is keeping a close watch on North Korea's expanding nuclear activities, emphasizing the importance of nuclear safety amid ongoing conflicts.
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