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IAEA Chief: No Signs of Iran Repairing Sites Hit in 2025-2026 Strikes
IAEA Director General Rafael Grossi announced that Iran has not begun repairing nuclear sites damaged by Israeli and U.S. strikes in 2025-2026. He stressed the need for direct inspections, as remote monitoring is insufficient.
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- 01IAEA chief Rafael Grossi reported no signs of Iran repairing nuclear sites hit by Israel and U.S. strikes.
- 02The IAEA has not recorded any repair activity at damaged sites since June 2025.
- 03Grossi stressed that remote monitoring cannot replace direct inspections.
- 04Iran has not granted the IAEA access to all nuclear facilities, including bombed ones.
- 05The IAEA cannot verify the status and location of Iran's 440.9 kg highly enriched uranium stockpile.
- 06Inspectors currently only have access to the Bushehr nuclear power plant.
The agency also cannot verify the status of Iran's highly enriched uranium stockpile, estimated at 440.9 kg.
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