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UN Nuclear Watchdog Growing Concerned Over Iran's Isfahan Plant
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The UN nuclear watchdog is increasingly concerned about Iran's undeclared uranium enrichment plant in Isfahan. Iran declared the facility last year but has not allowed inspectors access. In March, the IAEA chief stated that a significant amount of Iran's highly enriched uranium was believed to be in a tunnel complex at Isfahan.
The story in 4 lines · by baba
- The UN nuclear watchdog is increasingly concerned about Iran's Isfahan uranium enrichment plant.
- Iran declared the Isfahan plant last year but has not allowed IAEA inspections.
- IAEA chief Rafael Grossi stated in March that highly enriched uranium was in an Isfahan tunnel complex.
- The watchdog's concerns were detailed in a confidential report seen by Reuters.
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