IAEA Raises Alarm Over Iran's Underground Uranium Enrichment at Isfahan
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The IAEA has expressed growing concern over its inability to inspect an undeclared uranium enrichment plant at Isfahan, which Iran announced more than a year ago. This marks a continued pattern of restricted access, but the prolonged denial raises proliferation risk and could escalate diplomatic tensions. The lack of verification undermines confidence in Iran's nuclear program and may trigger renewed international pressure.
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The IAEA has confirmed denied access for over a year to an undeclared uranium enrichment facility at Isfahan, raising significant proliferation concerns. Iran's mission in Vienna has linked the resumption of nuclear safeguards to addressing prior attacks on its facilities, indicating a hardening of its position. The specific nature of activities at the Isfahan site and the level of enrichment remain unclear.
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