Iran: Conflict persists, nuclear sites unsecured
Iran has confirmed that its nuclear sites are not secure for inspection and continues to develop its nuclear program. The head of the Atomic Energy Organization stated that Iran remains in a state of war, and that the International Agency can only request site inspections after an official protocol. The Iranian official pointed out that Trump’s threats to bomb secret sites demonstrate that international organizations are tools in the hands of the United States and Israel. At the same time, an Israeli report mentioned that Iran is actively working at the Mount Makhous nuclear site and is striving to legitimize its operations despite the risks associated with its nuclear nature, to emphasize that Iran is still pursuing the development of a nuclear weapon and that its status requires a long time to achieve following the strikes targeting its facilities last summer.
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