US EditionIaea Stresses 'Urgency' to Verify Iran's Nuclear Material
The IAEA reports Iran’s enriched uranium stockpile exceeds 400 kilograms with restricted inspector access, raising proliferation and security concerns in the region.
- The IAEA urged Iran this week to grant access for verifying nuclear material, stressing the `utmost urgency` in a confidential report seen by AFP.
- After last June's strikes, Iran limited inspectors' movements, accusing the IAEA of bias, and restricted access to damaged sites.
- The IAEA said technical discussions on Iran's nuclear programme will take place in Vienna next week, observing `regular vehicular activity` at an Isfahan tunnel complex storing uranium enriched up to 20 percent and 60 percent.
- Amid rising tensions, two IAEA reports will be discussed at the IAEA board of governors next week as the United States threatens strikes and Oman-mediated Geneva talks aimed to avert war.
- Iran's enrichment to 60 percent exceeds the 3.67 percent limit of the 2015 nuclear agreement and nears 90 percent for a bomb, while the IAEA warns it cannot confirm activities without access.
28 Articles
28 Articles
IAEA Report: Iran Must Allow Inspections, Points at Isfahan
The IAEA has asked Iran to immediately re-inspect all its nuclear facilities. UN nuclear watchmen are concerned about the whereabouts of highly enriched uranium and the situation in Isfahan.
UN Nuclear Watchdog Unable To Verify Whether Iran Has Suspended All Uranium Enrichment, Size of Its Uranium Stockpile at Affected Nuclear Facilities | 🌎 LatestLY
“While there may be outbound flights over the coming days, there may not be,” he added. Huckabee said that there was no need for panic, but for those desiring to leave, it was important to make plans soon. The email was recounted to The Associated Press by someone involved with the U.S. mission who wasn't authorized to share details. 🌎 UN Nuclear Watchdog Unable To Verify Whether Iran Has Suspended All Uranium Enrichment, Size of Its Uranium St…
On Friday, the IAEA urged Iran to respond "with the utmost urgency" to enable the verification of all its nuclear facilities. The United Nations agency alerts about the loss of follow-up of declared nuclear material, qualifying the emergency situation.
Coverage Details
Bias Distribution
- 61% of the sources lean Right
Factuality
To view factuality data please Upgrade to Premium
