Paris, London, and Berlin have stressed their demands that the Islamic Republic grant IAEA inspectors full access to nuclear sites, including those damaged by Israeli and American attacks last June.

UN's nuclear watchdog says efforts to resolve issue on Iran's nuclear at a 'difficult juncture'

The Iranian Foreign Minister said that all of their enriched material is "under the rubble of bombed facilities," while he also assured that the IAEA is examining the sites.


Iran says enriched nuclear material ‘under rubble’ of facilities hit amid Israel war 

Iran and the International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA) have signed a new agreement to restart cooperation, paving the way for the resumption of nuclear inspections. Watch the video to know more on this!

Iran & IAEA sign agreement to restart cooperation, deal to resume nuclear inspections

Iran and the International Atomic Energy Agency signed an agreement Tuesday in Cairo to pave the way for resuming cooperation, including on ways of relaunching inspections of Iran's nuclear facilities.


Iran, IAEA sign agreement to resume nuclear inspections

In a post on X, Iran's Foreign Minister Araghchi stated that Iran's cooperation with IAEA will be channeled through Iran's Supreme National Security Council.

'Fake news': Iran denies ending cooperation with IAEA, lashes out at Germany for supporting Israel and US

On being asked whether Iran’s supply of 60% enriched uranium remains safely located at the underground Isfahan facility, which Israel has repeatedly struck since it began its campaign on Friday, Grossi said, “To say safely, I’m not so sure.”

‘Not aware of Iran’s near-weapons-grade uranium stockpile location now’: IAEA chief

The UN’s atomic watchdog said the radiation levels outside Natanz remain unchanged and at normal levels, indicating no radiological impact on the population or the environment from the incident. However, it noted that there is both radiological and chemical contamination inside the facility.

Iran’s underground Natanz site hit during Israeli strikes, says IAEA, warns of contamination inside facility

Israel’s airstrikes have put at least two of Iran’s three operating uranium enrichment plants out of action, said Grossi. Power cuts pose a grave threat to the fragile, finely balanced machines that spin at extremely high speeds.

IAEA chief: Machines at Iran’s main enrichment plant at Natanz very likely ‘severely damaged’

Iran’s foreign minister, Abbas Araghchi, also claimed that Tehran had evidence to show that the US forces supported the intense bombardment that Israel launched against the Islamic republic this week.

After slamming IAEA, Iran accuses UN Security Council of ‘indifference’ over Israel attacks

Deputy Foreign Minister of Iran, Kazem Gharibabadi, said that Iran remains a committed member of the Non-Proliferation Treaty, but in case of any politically motivated move from the Board of Governors, Iran will be compelled to restrict access to the IAEA.

Iran warns to withdraw access to IAEA in case of a politically motivated move

The 408 kg of uranium enriched to 60% purity is well above the level used for civilian purposes and close to weapons grade, and a near 50% increase in quantity over the past three months. It is enough for about 10 nuclear weapons if further refined.

Iran upped enriched uranium production amid ongoing nuclear talks with US: IAEA

World: Speaking to the French daily Le Monde ahead of his scheduled visit to Tehran in an exclusive interview, Grossi said, “Iran does not currently have a nuclear weapon, but it is very close to reaching that point.”

‘Iran not far from having a nuclear bomb,’ warns UN nuclear watchdog chief Rafael Grossi

Tensions between the US and Iran reach a boiling point as Supreme Leader Khamenei vows retaliation against any strike. President Trump warns of military action if Iran advances its nuclear program. Meanwhile, reports suggest Iran has deployed missiles in underground facilities, raising concerns of a potential conflict.

IAEA: Iran capable of creating weapons-grade uranium

In response to censure from the International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA), Iran has activated advanced centrifuges, escalating concerns over its nuclear program. The move marks a significant step in tensions surrounding Iran's nuclear activities.

Iran-Israel War: Iran Activates 'Advanced' Centrifuges Following IAEA Censure

Iran has said it will activate “new and advanced” centrifuges in response to a resolution adopted by the International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA) board censuring it for lack of cooperation. Watch this report for more details!

After IAEA Censure, Iran to Launch Advanced Centrifuges

The UN Atomic Watchdog has released a confidential report claiming that Iran has taken steps to halt the expansion of its stockpile of highly enriched uranium. The report by the International Atomic Energy also mentions that Tehran increased its stockpile of enriched uranium.

Iran Moves To Stop Increasing Enriched Uranium Stockpile: IAEA

Rafael Grossi, head of the UN's International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA), met with Iranian Foreign Minister Abbas Araghchi in Tehran to discuss nuclear issues. The talks focused on Iran’s nuclear program and efforts to ensure compliance with international agreements. This meeting comes amid ongoing international concerns over Iran’s nuclear activities and its commitment to the 2015 nuclear deal.

UN’s IAEA Chief Rafael Grossi Meets Iranian FM Abbas Araghchi in Tehran For Nuclear Talks

United Nations nuclear agency chief Rafael Grossi has reacted to North Korea's possession of nuclear weapons. In an interview he said that the world must pursue dialogue with the DPRK despite its violations of UN sanctions and international law.

UN Nuclear Chief On North Korea's Nuclear Program: IAEA Chief Warns Of Wider Nuclear Threat

IAEA chief hoping to engage new Iranian government amid increasing uranium stockpile

Ukraine war: Safety at Zaporizhzhia nuclear plant is deteriorating, UN agency warns

Iran defies IAEA with new uranium enrichment plans, to install new cascades in Natanz and Fordow

Russia's crude exports have experienced a decline for the fourth consecutive week, reaching the lowest levels since mid-February. While production and exports are not directly correlated, falling crude exports suggest Moscow is adhering to its promise.

Russian crude exports down for 4th straight week

Global leaders are worried over Iran's evolving nuclear capabilites. Amid these concerns the UN Atomic Chief flew to Iran to bolster his agency's oversight of Tehran's atomic activities. Will Tehran cooperate with the IAEA?

Does Iran have nuclear weapons?

United Nations nuclear agency chief Rafael Grossi will visit Iran next week, the International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA) said on Tuesday, amid heightened tensions between the Islamic Republic and Israel that have led to fears of an attack on a nuclear facility. Watch in for more details!

UN's nuclear watchdog chief Rafael Grossi to visit Iran next week

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