Rafael Grossi, Director General of the International Atomic Energy Agency, announced on Tuesday, November 5, at the UN Security Council meeting on the Islamic Republic's nuclear program, that the agency does not know the state of Iran's uranium reserves after the attacks. Grossi said: "The Islamic Republic did not provide the information required by the International Atomic Energy Agency." The Director General of the International Atomic Energy Agency also added that the cooperation with the Islamic Republic continues to clarify Iran's nuclear case, but some issues have remained unanswered in the past three years. He emphasized: "Any way to solve the nuclear case of the Islamic Republic must include inspections by the International Atomic Energy Agency."

Rafael Grossi, Director General of the International Atomic Energy Agency, announced on Tuesday, November 5, at the UN Security Council meeting on the Islamic Republic's nuclear program, that the agency does not know the state of Iran's uranium reserves after the attacks. Grossi said: "The Islamic Republic did not provide the information required by the International Atomic Energy Agency." The Director General of the International Atomic Energy Agency also added that the cooperation with the Islamic Republic continues to clarify Iran's nuclear case, but some issues have remained unanswered in the past three years. He emphasized: "Any way to solve the nuclear case of the Islamic Republic must include inspections by the International Atomic Energy Agency."