IAEA Does Not Know Where Over 400 kg of Enriched Uranium in Iran Are Located
The IAEA considers it critically important to resume inspections as soon as possible.
This is stated in the organization's technical report published in Vienna, reports Interfax.
The agency expressed serious concern over the lack of information about nuclear materials that could potentially be used for military purposes. Iran is also not providing inspectors access to facilities for conducting necessary checks.
The IAEA emphasized that strikes by the U.S. and Israel on Iranian nuclear facilities have created an unprecedented situation and complicated international oversight.
The agency deems it necessary to resume inspections as soon as possible and determine the whereabouts of the nuclear materials.
However, the lack of data on uranium stocks does not in itself mean that they have been used to create nuclear weapons.
