IAEA Claims No Enriched Uranium Found in Iran, Tehran Confirms Cooperation
According to the International Desk of Webangah News Agency, the International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA) has stated it has no information regarding enriched uranium in Iran, a development described as concerning. Citing reports from Mehr News Agency and Reuters, the agency indicated that access to Iran’s nuclear facilities has been restricted since the June 2025 attacks. Furthermore, Iran has reportedly not provided information on its nuclear facilities and materials, with the exception of the Bushehr power plant.
The report highlights a lack of clarity concerning the Isfahan facility, stating, “We have no knowledge of the exact location of the Isfahan facility and whether nuclear material exists at this site. It is necessary for the Agency to conduct its investigative activities in Iran without further delay.”
The Islamic Republic of Iran has consistently cooperated in good faith with the IAEA. However, it has been revealed that inspectors from the agency have engaged in espionage activities against the country.
