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Rafael Grossi, Director General of the International Atomic Energy Agency, on Tuesday, November 5, at the UN Security Council meeting, asked the Islamic Republic of Iran to grant the necessary access to verify nuclear materials to this institution without any delay. The agency has been unable to access key facilities since the US and Israeli attacks on Iran's nuclear facilities last summer. Grossi emphasized that resolving the uncertainty and verifying nuclear facilities and materials is one of Iran's legal obligations. This meeting was held after the IAEA Board of Governors made a decision last month due to Tehran's non-compliance with its legal obligations. An action that after 20 years once again referred Iran's nuclear file to the Security Council. However, given the veto power of Russia and China, the move has a largely symbolic aspect.

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Rafael Grossi, Director General of the International Atomic Energy Agency, on Tuesday, November 5, at the UN Security Council meeting, asked the Islamic Republic of Iran to grant the necessary access to verify nuclear materials to this institution without any delay. The agency has been unable to access key facilities since the US and Israeli attacks on Iran's nuclear facilities last summer. Grossi emphasized that resolving the uncertainty and verifying nuclear facilities and materials is one of Iran's legal obligations. This meeting was held after the IAEA Board of Governors made a decision last month due to Tehran's non-compliance with its legal obligations. An action that after 20 years once again referred Iran's nuclear file to the Security Council. However, given the veto power of Russia and China, the move has a largely symbolic aspect.

Rafael Grossi, Director General of the International Atomic Energy Agency, on Tuesday, November 5, at the UN Security Council meeting, asked the Islamic Republic of Iran to grant the necessary access to verify nuclear materials to this institution without any delay. The agency has been unable to access key facilities since the US and Israeli attacks on Iran's nuclear facilities last summer. Grossi emphasized that resolving the uncertainty and verifying nuclear facilities and materials is one of Iran's legal obligations. This meeting was held after the IAEA Board of Governors made a decision last month due to Tehran's non-compliance with its legal obligations. An action that after 20 years once again referred Iran's nuclear file to the Security Council. However, given the veto power of Russia and China, the move has a largely symbolic aspect.

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