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IAEA Report: Iran Withholds Uranium Stockpile Data, Blocks Nuclear Site Access
How 6 Israeli newsrooms (in Hebrew, English, Arabic) covered this story — translated into English and compared side by side.
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By עמית אביטן
First reported by i24NEWS Arabic · Sep 2, 2026
What happened
A new IAEA report reveals Iran is blocking inspectors from key nuclear sites, preventing verification of its enriched uranium stockpile and enrichment activities. This lack of access, ongoing since June 2025, raises concerns about nuclear proliferation.
- 01IAEA report: Iran denies access to key nuclear sites.
- 02Uranium stockpile location and status remain unknown.
- 03Enrichment activities and centrifuge numbers unverified.
- 04Access denied since Israeli-US strikes in June 2025.
- 05IAEA chief urges urgent return of inspectors.
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