His representative said, the Argentine Rafael Grossi. He cited a letter from Iran in which he said he would take “special measures” to protect his materials.
The boss of International Atomic Energy Agency (OIEA), UN dependent, Rafael Grossihe said that his “main priority” is that its inspectors return to the nuclear facilities of Iran to evaluate the impact of US and Israeli military attacks.
The objective is that UN inspectors return to Iranian nuclear centers, including the three plants where Uranium was enriching until Israel launched the attacks of June 13.
For the OIEA, it is “main priority” to verify the status of the Iranian plants
Asked if Iran had informed him of the state of his enriched uranium reserves, in particular his enriched uranium up to 60% purity, Grossi mentioned a letter he received from Iran on June 13, saying that It would take “special measures” to protect your nuclear materials and equipment.
Rafael Grossi Oiea.jpg
Photo: Stringer
On Wednesday, Iran’s Parliament approved a bill to suspend cooperation with the OIEAas reported by the state media NourNews.
The measure is not yet definitive, since it needs the final approval of the Supreme National Security Council of Iran to be applied, Reuters signed.
The Argentine who commands the OIEA estimated that the Fordo plant suffered “very important damage”
American bombings probably caused “very important” damage to the underground areas of the Iranian enrichment plant of uranium of Fordo, excavated in a mountain, although you still can’t know the scope, said the head of the UN Nuclear Control Agency on Monday, Rafael Grossi.
The United States launched on Sunday the largest conventional bombs of its arsenal on Iranian nuclear facilities, using for the first time in combat these breaking ammunition to try to eliminate locations among which is the Uranium enrichment plant of Fordo, excavated in a mountain.
Source: Ambito
