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Israel’s strikes might accelerate Iran’s race towards nuclear . . .
Israel has threatened to attack Iran’s nuclear programme for a long time The attacks come during a period of reprised nuclear diplomacy between the US and Iran They also follow a formal vote by the IAEA board of governors in favour of a motion declaring Iran to be in breach of its non-proliferation obligations The IAEA was concerned about
IAEA Report on Iran Is Cause for Concern and Focus on . . .
The IAEA’s findings underscore the urgent need for a nuclear deal that brings Iran back into compliance with its legally binding safeguards obligations and limits its future proliferation risk The May 31 report, requested by the Agency’s Board of Governors in November 2024, provides greater context and information about the years-long
New Israeli Strike on Iran: Defiance Amidst Warnings . . .
The recent attack challenges the effectiveness of the IAEA’s monitoring efforts and raises questions about the future of its oversight in light of military actions that can disrupt its work The IAEA’s position is complicated by the need to balance the interests of member states while promoting global security
Update on Developments in Iran | IAEA
The International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA) is continuing to closely monitor and assess the situation regarding the Israeli attacks on nuclear sites in the Islamic Republic of Iran, providing frequent public updates about developments and their possible consequences for human health and the environment, Director General Rafael Mariano Grossi said today
Three Things Will Determine Iran’s Nuclear Future—Fordow Is . . .
Of particular concern is that in March 2023, the International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA) collected samples from Fordow that found uranium enriched to 83 7 percent; however, this was never confirmed An additional concern is that Fordow could be one of the sites where Iran has been stockpiling 60 percent enriched uranium or where the stockpile
IAEA Board passes Iran resolution as West pushes Tehran . . .
The IAEA and Iran have long been locked in standoffs on a range of issues including Tehran's failure to explain uranium traces found at undeclared sites, its barring last year of most of the
IAEA warns of nuclear safety breakdown after Israeli strike . . .
A centrifuge manufacturing workshop in Esfahan, Iran, was struck by Israeli forces on June 21, marking the third confirmed Israeli attack on Iran’s nuclear-related infrastructure within a week The International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA) confirmed the incident, with Director General Rafael Mariano Grossi stating that the facility was