IAEA warns of nuclear risks amid Iran access issues
The International Atomic Energy Agency warned that losing access to Iran's nuclear facilities threatens nuclear safety and hampers monitoring Iran's compliance with international agreements. IAEA Director Rafael Grossi explained that the agency has not received recent information nor has it been able to conduct on-site inspections of Iranian facilities for over a year, leading to a loss of "knowledge continuity" regarding Iran's previously declared uranium stocks, including low-enriched uranium and uranium enriched up to 60%. The opacity surrounding Iran’s nuclear stockpile is a matter of global concern regarding nuclear proliferation. Grossi calls on Iran to cooperate constructively to resume monitoring activities, emphasizing that returning to dialogue and negotiations is essential to resolving disputes related to Iran’s nuclear program.
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