IAEA boss warns: Israel plans attack on Iran-explosion threatens!

IAEA boss warns: Israel plans attack on Iran-explosion threatens!

Iran, Naher Osten - The IAEA boss Rafael Grossi has urged Israel about a possible attack on Iranian nuclear facilities. In his statements, he describes the Iranian facilities as highly secured, which means that a successful attack would require enormous military power. Grossi emphasizes that such a military advance not only had devastating consequences, but also the determination of Iran to develop a nuclear weapon could further increase. This is done in a context in which Iran is accused by Western governments to work on a secret nuclear weapons program, despite its claims that the nuclear program pursue only civil purposes. Merkur reported.

Iran agreed in an agreement with the world powers in 2015 to drastically reduce its nuclear program in order to invalidate western sanctions in return. However, after the United States exit under President Donald Trump in 2018, Iran ruined its nuclear program to fully update and drastically restricted the cooperation with the IAEA. This development has led to a knowledge gap on the current state of the Iranian nuclear program, which Grossi also cited in its warning. that are suspected of violating international agreements.

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The International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA) has increased the pressure on Iran. The Governor Council of the IAEA decided a resolution that Tehran asks to clarify open questions about his nuclear program. Until the coming spring, Grossi will present a report that could possibly have a convening of the UN Security Council. In the past, IAEA inspectors have already called for explanations of nuclear traces that indicate secret systems, but I could not enforce them because Iran denies the allegations. Tagesschau Iran's lack of cooperation.

Iran itself has convicted and announced the resolution of introducing new centrifuges for uranium enrichment. This represents a further escalation in its nuclear policy and reflects the tense diplomatic relationships. Iran's Foreign Minister has signaled a certain willingness to cooperate, but warns of the consequences of adopting such resolutions, while internally doubts about the officially stated strategy not to strive for nuclear weapons. In the context of these developments, Iran plans to initiate new discussions about its nuclear program in the hope of alleviating international sanctions, while the country suffers from economic difficulties.