IAEA Reiterates Claims Against Iran’s Nuclear Program Amidst New Report
According to the International Desk of Webangah News Agency, the International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA) has reiterated baseless claims about Iran’s nuclear program in a new report, citing data published by Mehr News Agency. The report alleges that Iran’s enriched uranium reserves reached 9874.9 kilograms as of June 13.
The IAEA, which has previously affirmed the peaceful nature of Iran’s nuclear activities, now asserts under Western pressure that “the facility’s inability to verify Iran’s enriched uranium reserves increases concerns regarding these activities.”
Furthermore, the report claims the agency lacks information about the uranium enrichment facility in Isfahan and is unaware if it contains nuclear material or is operational.
It is noteworthy that the IAEA has not previously taken decisive action against the illegal attacks by the United States government on the country’s nuclear facilities, demonstrating its alignment with American and Zionist agendas. The agency states, “It is important that we conduct verification activities in Iran without further delay.”
This comes despite repeated claims by U.S. President Donald Trump that he has completely destroyed Iran’s enriched uranium through illegal attacks on its nuclear sites.
