Iran's representative in Vienna criticized the head of the IAEA.

Iran's representative in Vienna criticized the head of the IAEA.

Iran's representative in international organizations in Vienna, while defending the level of uranium enrichment in Iran, accused Rafael Grossi, Director General of the IAEA, of remaining silent against the attacks on Iran's nuclear facilities.

Today, in a post in English on the X social network, this agency announced that Mr. Grossi again expressed concern about Iran's uranium reserves enriched to the level of 60%, but ignored the "illegal bombing" of peaceful facilities controlled by Padmani.

Referring to the Treaty for the Prevention of the Proliferation of Nuclear Weapons, this agency wrote: "No ceiling has been set for the level of enrichment within the framework of the NPT, and no one has the authority to invent a false ceiling for it."

That agency also said Mr. Grossi's reports never mentioned the diversion of any of Iran's nuclear materials. The post also included a video of Grossi's interview with Colombia's Radio Caracol (published on November 3). In that interview, Raphael Grossi stated that Iran does not have nuclear weapons, but he expressed concern about the issue of transparency and enrichment of up to 60%.

In July 1404, the United States launched a ground attack on Iran's nuclear facilities in Fordov, Natanz and Isfahan in an operation known as "Midnight Hammer" using mortar bombs and cruise missiles.