The United Nations nuclear monitoring organization (IAEA) has voiced increasing concern over Iran’s rejection of allowing inspections at a uranium enrichment facility in Isfahan, as well as at other Iranian nuclear facilities that have been bombed in June 2025 by Israel and the United States. Since the bombing raids, inspectors have been prevented from visiting the facilities. This means that the agency is unaware of the exact state and whereabouts of the Isfahan facility and Iran’s highly enriched uranium stockpile, which is almost weapons grade and would theoretically be enough for ten nuclear warheads. Although Iran insists that it has a peaceful nuclear program and will not grant access until normalcy is restored, IAEA stated that this problem must be immediately solved.
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