The IAEA urged Iran to take incremental steps to allow inspectors back into key nuclear facilities, calling such access critical in a report seen by AFP. The agency said it cannot conclude there has been no diversion of declared nuclear material and cited serious proliferation concern.
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Iran on Wednesday hit out at the reward announced by the US military last week and urged the IAEA and the UN Security Council to condemn it.
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In a letter on Thursday, IAEA told Iran it would "protect.... all confidential information"
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The director general encourages Iran to consider technical and gradual measures by which conditions are achieved that allow for the return of agency inspectors to Iran
The agency does not know IFEP's exact location, status for safeguards purposes, or whether it contains nuclear material
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Before the June 2025 strikes, the IAEA calculated that Iran possessed approximately 440 kilograms of uranium enriched to 60 percent
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after Tehran informed the agency about the United States' $20 million reward for information on its nuclear programme
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The IAEA board in September referred Iran to the UN Security Council, marking the first time Iran has been referred to the UN top body in 20 years
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IAEA inspectors were able to visit Iran's Bushehr nuclear plant in September, but have had no access to other key facilities.
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