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IAEA: Iran—s cooperation limited, 60% enriched material remains in country; inspections incomplete
Summary
IAEA Director General Rafael Mariano Grossi said the agency is gradually restoring inspections in Iran but is not present at all key facilities. He told reporters material enriched to 60% remains in Iran and that recent damage to nuclear infrastructure has set back parts of the program while complicating verification.
IAEA Director General Rafael Mariano Grossi said the agency is gradually resuming safeguards work in Iran but is not yet inspecting all declared sites and that material enriched to 60% remains in the country. "We are gradually, coming back," Grossi said, while adding that the IAEA is not yet inspecting "the struck or the stricken sites, Natanz, Isfahan, and Fordow."
Grossi told reporters that the IAEA has seen "movement" and normal industrial activity at some nuclear sites but that such activity does not by itself indicate a resumption of enrichment: "these are big industrial sites. There are trucks, there are people moving ... but nothing that would say ... that there is work…
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