Repeating Grossi’s claims against Iran’s peaceful nuclear program

According to the international group Tasnim news agency, the Director General of the International Atomic Energy Agency in an interview with PBS. Describing that Iran’s nuclear program is complicated, he claimed: This complexity is not only due to the increase in uranium enrichment, but also due to the reduction of the Agency’s inspection. If such access is not granted, it will stop providing peaceful guarantees of Iran’s nuclear program. Raffaele Grossi also claimed: “We are inspecting, but not at the level we should be doing.”

Repeating his previous claims about JCPOA and calling it ineffective again, he said: This agreement has basically been abandoned and is like an empty shell. Now no one follows its provisions. The agreement was based on some kind of technology and capabilities, but that was ten years ago. Iran now has much faster and more efficient centrifuges, and the Iran of 2024 is no longer the same as the Iran of 2015. Grossi said in response to a question about nuclear weapons: The Iran we are talking about does not have nuclear weapons. If I want to speak impartially, Tehran is accumulating highly enriched uranium and this is what has attracted our attention. Kamel has adhered to its commitments, including the Comprehensive Safeguards Agreement (INFCIRC/214), and has made every effort to enable the Agency to effectively carry out its verification activities in Iran, including monitoring and surveillance (C/S) measures regarding carry out nuclear materials and activities in Iran, which is unique in the agency’s verification system. However, the agency has tried to demand more than “safeguards” and “NPT” from Iran and claims that Iran is not abiding.

The Director General of the IAEA has already claimed in various interviews that the compensatory measures taken by Iran after the withdrawal of the United States from the JCPOA caused the continuity of the information provided by the inspectors of this international organization regarding Iran’s nuclear facilities and activities. be harmed.

The Islamic Republic of Iran reduced some of its obligations after the Western countries withdrew from their obligations under the JCPOA according to the provisions of this agreement.

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