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IAEA Concerned Over Enriched Uranium in Suspected Isfahan Tunnel Facility
The International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA) is increasingly concerned about a uranium enrichment facility in Isfahan, Iran, which Iran has not allowed inspectors to access.
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- 01IAEA expresses growing concern over an undeclared uranium enrichment facility in Isfahan, Iran.
- 02Iran has denied IAEA inspectors access to the suspected facility located within tunnel networks.
- 03The facility's status and contents are unknown following a June 2025 military campaign.
- 04IAEA believes a significant amount of highly enriched uranium may be present in the Isfahan tunnels.
- 05The lack of access raises grave concerns for nuclear non-proliferation, the IAEA stated.
The facility is believed to be located within a tunnel network targeted in a June 2025 military campaign that damaged other Iranian nuclear sites. The IAEA lacks information on the facility's precise location, status, and whether it contains nuclear material, raising non-proliferation concerns.
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