The IAEA reported that it has lost monitoring capability at Iranian nuclear sites following Iran's suspension of access nearly a year ago. The report highlights unaccounted-for enriched uranium stockpiles and ongoing compliance concerns, though specific operational details may be subject to varying interpretations of the agency's findings.
How the impasse over Iran sank the NPT Review Conference
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8 hours ago ... In May 2025, responding to a request from its Board of Governors, the IAEA produced a comprehensive assessment on undeclared nuclear material ...
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