Grousi: Missing info on Iran's nukes raises alarms
The Director General of the International Atomic Energy Agency, Rafael Grossi, stated that the agency has been unable for over a year to continuously verify Iran's uranium stockpiles, including uranium enriched to 60%, due to damage to Iranian nuclear facilities from attacks. This has led to a significant decline in onsite verification activities. He explained that the teams have not been able to conduct inspections inside Iran for more than six months, except for a single inspection at the Bushehr nuclear power plant, which threatens the nuclear safeguards system and increases the risks of nuclear proliferation. Grossi called for the resumption of diplomatic negotiations to address the situation, warning that ongoing verification shortfalls could have repercussions for the global nuclear non-proliferation regime.
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