In detail: Vienna is hosting technical talks on the Iranian nuclear program

The report stressed the necessity "Address the Agency’s loss of access to all previously declared nuclear material at the relevant facilities in Iran with the utmost urgency"

Relations between Iran and the agency deteriorated after the short war launched by Israel on June 13 against the Islamic Republic. The agency’s inspections resumed, but did not include the main nuclear sites such as Fordow, Natanz, and Isfahan, which were targeted by the strikes.

Iranian uranium reserves

The report indicated that the total Iranian reserves of 60% enriched uranium, close to the 90% threshold needed to make a nuclear weapon, amounted as of June 13 to 440.9 kilograms, an increase of 32.3 kilograms over Its level on May 17.

The agency considered that the amount of fissile material that it was unable to verify during recent months "It is a serious concern and an issue of compliance with the safeguards agreement" emanating from the Treaty on the Non-Proliferation of Nuclear Weapons, to which Iran has been a party since 1970.

Article Three of the treaty stipulates that every country that does not possess nuclear weapons must conclude a comprehensive safeguards agreement that allows the agency to verify that nuclear energy is not being used for non-peaceful purposes.

Security of nuclear plants

On the other hand, a diplomatic source reported that Canada and the Netherlands will submit next week to the IAEA’s Board of Governors a draft resolution related to the security of nuclear plants in Ukraine.

One of the most prominent provisions of the project is the consideration of attacks targeting energy facilities in Ukraine "A direct threat to nuclear safety and security"and invited Grossi to "Propose additional measures to prevent a nuclear accident if new risks arise".