IAEA urges Iran to disclose uranium stockpile
The Board of Governors of the International Atomic Energy Agency proposed a resolution, backed by the United States, calling on Iran to disclose its remaining stockpiles of enriched uranium and allow inspectors to verify them. This could complicate negotiations between Washington and Tehran. This comes after escalating tensions in the region, including attacks and exchanges of accusations between the two sides. It is believed that Iran holds quantities of enriched uranium that could be used to produce nuclear weapons if further enriched. Iran sees the resolution as justifying military escalation, while Western powers describe it as a threat to the integrity of the global nuclear system.
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