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The head of the International Atomic Energy Agency has called for a robust verification system to monitor Iran's nuclear program, emphasizing the need for access to all sites. This comes as US-Iran ceasefire talks continue amid conflicting statements. The IAEA chief stressed that intention alone is not enough and that a strong verification mechanism is essential.
Iran has declared it has no intention of allowing IAEA inspectors to examine damaged nuclear facilities on its soil, citing that cooperation is voluntary and limited to signed agreements. The decision, which comes despite international concerns over safety and proliferation, could escalate tensions with Western nations.
Iran says it currently has no plans to invite IAEA inspectors to visit its nuclear facilities, despite international pressure. A senior official stated the issue is not on the agenda, while insisting that Iran's nuclear activities comply with international agreements.
