IAEA Report Highlights Lack of Progress on Iran’s Uranium Stockpile Verification

According to the International Desk of Webangah News Agency, a confidential report from the International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA) has revealed a continued lack of progress concerning the verification of Iran’s uranium stockpiles. Reuters reported on Tuesday, citing the IAEA document, that access for the agency to verify these reserves, held since the “American-Zionist aggression” on Iranian soil in June 2025, persists as a “nuclear proliferation concern.”.

Furthermore, a separate 11-page confidential document distributed in Vienna on Tuesday, which Bloomberg claims to have reviewed, states that IAEA inspectors are still unable to confirm the location or status of Iran’s uranium stockpiles enriched to near weapons-grade levels. These developments come amidst ongoing assertions from Iran, as a signatory to the Non-Proliferation Treaty (NPT), of its right to peaceful nuclear energy. Tehran has previously stated it disregards propaganda from the “Zionist regime,” which it identifies as the sole possessor of undeclared nuclear weapons in the region, operating without IAEA oversight.