The International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA) warned in its quarterly report, the content of which was obtained by Reuters, that the lack of information on the enriched uranium reserves of the Islamic Republic of Iran and the lack of access to the nuclear facilities arouse deep concern regarding the danger of nuclear weapons proliferation.
The IAEA stated that since the attacks in June 2025, with the exception of the nuclear power plant in Bushehr, the agency has not received information about the state of Iran's nuclear facilities and nuclear materials and has had no access to them.
The agency also reported that it has no information on the exact location of the uranium enrichment facility in Isfahan and the presence of nuclear materials there. Because of this, the IAEA cannot guarantee that the Islamic Republic's nuclear materials have not been diverted to non-peaceful purposes.
The Director General of the IAEA, Raphael Grossi, criticized the Islamic Republic's continued refusal to cooperate on the issues of nuclear supervision and safeguards (safeguards), and called for an immediate renewal of supervision and verification.