IAEA Flags Uninspected Isfahan Uranium Plant
10 sourcesUpdated Nov 13, 20261 min read
The International Atomic Energy Agency says it is increasingly concerned about an underground uranium-enrichment facility in Isfahan that Iran declared last year but has not allowed inspectors to visit. The agency says it cannot establish the plant’s exact location, safeguards status, or whether it contains nuclear material, leaving key questions about the facility unresolved.
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Without those checks it's impossible to know if the facility even matches what Iran reported or if it's being used properly.
Iran should open that Isfahan site to inspectors immediately so the IAEA can confirm there's no hidden nuclear material.
