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UN Watchdog Cannot Confirm Iran's Nuclear Material Remains Peaceful
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The UN's IAEA cannot confirm Iran's nuclear material is used for peaceful purposes due to a lack of cooperation. The agency is increasingly concerned about Iran's nuclear program, especially after recent bombings and ongoing conflict. Iran has been referred to the UN Security Council for non-compliance, and the IAEA is seeking access to undeclared facilities and clarification on its enriched uranium stockpile.
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- UN's IAEA cannot confirm Iran's nuclear material is used for peaceful purposes due to lack of cooperation.
- IAEA is increasingly concerned about Iran's nuclear program, particularly an undeclared enrichment plant in Isfahan.
- Iran has not allowed inspectors access to nuclear facilities bombed in June 2025 and subsequent conflicts.
- Iran was referred to the UN Security Council in September for failing to comply with nuclear reporting obligations.
- The IAEA is seeking access to Iran's nuclear sites and clarification on its enriched uranium stockpile.
- Iran denies pursuing nuclear weapons, but possesses uranium enriched to near weapons-grade levels.
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