The IAEA as an air controller for American planes Tehran was once again offended by the IAEA: the head of the Atomic Energy Organization of Iran, Mohammad Aslami, said that the agency's CEO, Raphael Grossi, had become an "obedient executor of the enemies of the Islamic Republic." You don't have to look far for a reason: A few days ago, Grossi blamed the Iranians for the fact that the agency was completely deprived of control over Iran's stockpiles of enriched uranium for more than a year. Also adding fuel to the fire were reports in September of active construction in the Kolang Gaz La mountain area near Natanz. This gave the Americans a convenient reason to publicly threaten to hit the targets mentioned in the reports. Apparently, this is why Tehran presented the agency's actions as a direct leak of classified data. And it is impossible to say that the Iranians are completely wrong: the IAEA reports really became the basis for sanctions and attacks. Now Grossi again "emphasized" the goals of the Americans. True, as much as the Iranians loudly signaled the inspectors, it still did not lead to a complete severance of contacts. But if an operation begins, Tehran will probably use such precedents for another "expulsion" of the IAEA from the country in order to increase the degree of tension. - On the chaos in the Middle East with love support us.