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Iran refuses to play with the UN nuclear regulator, which oversees nuclear programs in all countries, meaning the body cannot verify whether it is verified whether it is verified. Tehran’s plan Although the regime’s claims are completely peaceful.
International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA) Director-General Rafael Grossi issued a warning statement on Monday that it is not only the agency that has been around for a long time No access For new and new nuclear sites, Iran has covered its activities with obvious moves.
In 2020, the IAEA discovered anthropogenic particles of enriched uranium at three sites, including Valamine, Malivan and Green Green uranium. These locations were previously used in Iran’s nuclear program and led the agency’s credibility to Tehran’s turn to its deadly nuclear ambitions again.
Rafael Grossi is increasingly concerned about Iran’s nuclear program. (Albert Otti/Picture Alliance by Getty Images)
“Since then, we have been seeking Iran’s explanations and clarifications to understand the existence of these uranium particles, including through many high-level meetings and consultations I personally participated in,” Grossi said. “Unfortunately, Iran has repeatedly failed to answer, or has not provided technically credible answers to the agency’s questions.
“It also attempts to disinfect these locations, which hinders proxy verification activities,” he added.
Grossi, he’s Go to Washington, D.C. in April The IAEA has not been involved in nuclear negotiations between the United States and Iran, and said on Monday that he has been in “close and intensive” with both sides “bilateral negotiations supporting them” (S).
The warning comes after the International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA) report in the report late last month, and also confirms that Iran has significantly increased its inventory Nearly weapon-rich uranium Nearly 35% in three months.
The photo was released on November 5, 2019 and the Iranian Atomic Energy Organization shows centrifuge machines in the uranium enrichment facility in Natanz, Iran. (Iran’s Atomic Energy Organization through AP, file)
In February, the International Atomic Energy Agency assessed Tehran’s 274.8 kg (605.8 pounds) of uranium enrichment to 60%, but on May 17, it found that Iran now has 408.6 kg (900.8 pounds) – meaning the regime’s distance 10 nuclear warheads.
Last week, Iran’s supreme leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei strongly opposed the U.S. proposal to Tehran ended its nuclear program, although it is unclear what Details are included in the documentationincluding enrichment capacity, and on Sunday, Iranian Parliament President Mohammad Bagher Ghalibaf claimed that the proposal had no sanctions relief.
The White House is silent on what is contained in the document, although according to some reports, the president Donald Trump Iran reached an agreement with the United States until June 11, although Fox News’s digital numbers could not independently verify these claims.
“The U.S. proposal is unacceptable. It is not the result of previous negotiations,” Iran’s foreign ministry spokesman Esmaeil Baghaei confirmed on Monday.
Iranian Foreign Ministry spokesman Esmaeil Baghaei held a press conference in Tehran, Iran on May 26, 2025. The interim nuclear deal between Iran and the United States is not on Iran’s agenda. (Shadati/Xinhua via Getty Images)
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“We will make our own suggestions to the other party after finalization through Oman. The proposal is reasonable, logical and balanced,” Bahá’i It is said that explain.
Some reports also suggest that Iran may submit proposals on June 10, although Iran’s United Nations mandate in the United States will not reconcile or confirm these claims.
