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Ongoing Story· Day 2

IAEA Concerned Over Iran's Denial of Access to Isfahan Nuclear Plant

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Iran Nuclear Expert Warns of Unverified Enrichment Site

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Iranian nuclear expert Avner Vilan has warned about an unverified enrichment site in Isfahan, reported by Iran to the IAEA on June 12, 2025, just before Operation "Rising Lion." IAEA inspectors had no time to inspect the site, leaving its nuclear material status unclear. Vilan expressed concern that enriched uranium could still be present and questioned the effectiveness of aerial surveillance for monitoring the sprawling complex. He described the situation as a reminder of Iran's proximity to nuclear weapons capability despite military actions.

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  • Iran expert Avner Vilan warns of an unverified enrichment site in Isfahan reported June 12, 2025.
  • IAEA inspectors had no time to verify the Isfahan site or its nuclear material.
  • Vilan believes Iran has four potential enrichment sites, including the newly identified Isfahan facility.
  • He expressed concern that enriched uranium could remain at the Isfahan complex.
  • Vilan questioned the effectiveness of aerial surveillance for monitoring the site.
  • The expert stated Iran remains dangerously close to nuclear weapons capability.

Israel National News publishes in English. The key points are summarized above. Read Israel National News’s full report from the link at the top of the page.

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