Iran hasn’t tried to repair nuclear facilities damaged in US strikes, UN nuclear chief says
Grossi said inspectors cannot verify Iran’s uranium stockpile and urged renewed access after the Security Council referred Tehran for noncompliance.
- On Tuesday, International Atomic Energy Agency Director General Rafael Mariano Grossi told the Security Council that inspectors have found no repairs at nuclear sites damaged in U.S. and Israeli strikes since June 2025.
- President Donald Trump insists strikes in June 2025 'obliterated' Iran's atomic program, yet the IAEA reports it cannot verify the status of facilities damaged during the conflict.
- Inspectors remain unable to verify 440.9 kilograms of uranium enriched to 60 percent, as Iran continues blocking access to atomic sites in violation of safeguard obligations under the Nuclear Non-Proliferation Treaty.
- U.S. Ambassador to the U.N. Mike Waltz labeled Iran a 'brutal dictatorship' during Tuesday's Security Council debate, demanding explanations for Iran's failure to satisfy safeguard obligations.
- Russia and China attempted to block the Security Council meeting, signaling difficulty in achieving consensus on punitive measures against Tehran as both nations hold veto power.
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The head of the International Atomic Energy Agency, Grossi, has called on Iran to cooperate on issues relating to the country's nuclear programme.
The head of the United Nations (UN) nuclear agency said on Tuesday that there were no signs that Iran was trying to rebuild or restore its nuclear facilities damaged in US and Israeli military strikes this year or last year.
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lrytas.ltThe head of the United Nations (UN) nuclear agency said on Tuesday there was no indication that Iran had attempted to repair or rebuild nuclear facilities damaged in US and Israeli military strikes this year and last.
Iran hasn't tried to repair nuclear facilities damaged in Israeli-U.S. strikes: IAEA chief
During a UN Security Council meeting, Rafael Grossi urged Iran to give inspectors access to all nuclear sites, including those damaged in the military attacks; Iran maintains that its nuclear program is peaceful
Iran has not attempted to repair or rebuild nuclear facilities damaged by US and Israeli strikes in 2025 and 2026, International Atomic Energy Agency Director General Rafael Grossi told the UN Security Council. “As of June 2025, we have not identified any repair or reconstruction activity at any of the facilities damaged by the military attacks in 2025 and 2026,” Grossi said. However, he stressed that the lack of evidence of repair work is no su…
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