The International Atomic Energy Agency urged Iran to allow inspections at its Isfahan nuclear facility, where satellite imagery shows the country has stored highly enriched uranium in underground tunnels, raising concerns about Tehran's nuclear program amid ongoing US-Iran indirect negotiations. Iran has enriched uranium up to 60 percent purity and restricted IAEA inspector access to sites damaged in last year's Israeli and American military strikes.
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The International Atomic Energy Agency urged Iran to allow inspections at its Isfahan nuclear facility, where satellite imagery shows the country has stored highly enriched uranium in underground tunnels, raising concerns about Tehran's nuclear program amid ongoing US-Iran indirect negotiations. Iran has enriched uranium up to 60 percent purity and restricted IAEA inspector access to sites damaged in last year's Israeli and American military strikes.