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Iran Blocks IAEA Inspectors From Nuclear Sites, Internal Report Reveals
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First reported by Ynet · 38 minutes ago
What happened
An internal IAEA report indicates Iran is still blocking inspectors from key nuclear sites, raising concerns about proliferation. The agency is urging immediate access ahead of a board meeting where a new censure resolution may be discussed.
- 01Iran denies IAEA inspectors access to nuclear facilities.
- 02IAEA report cites concern over proliferation risks.
- 03Director General urges "utmost urgency" for access.
- 04Inspectors barred since June 2025 operation.
- 05Censure resolution expected at upcoming board meeting.
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