A US draft resolution demanding that Iran provide urgent data on its nuclear program
Washington stressed that these steps represent an urgent priority to ensure continued international oversight of the program. The Iranian nuclear facility, especially in light of the inability of IAEA inspectors to reach enrichment sites for about a year. This move comes at a time when the fate of Iran’s stockpile of highly enriched uranium, which exceeds 400 kilograms, is still unclear, after IAEA inspectors were able to inspect it for the last time in June 2025, before Tehran suspended its cooperation with the IAEA following the attacks that targeted its nuclear facilities. The draft resolution is scheduled to be presented. The 35 member states of the Board of Governors must meet this week in the Austrian capital, Vienna, while putting it to a vote will depend on the level of support it enjoys among the member states. In the same context, the Director-General of the Agency, Rafael Grossi, renewed his call to Iran to resume cooperation with the Agency. He pointed out that the channels of communication with Tehran are almost at a standstill, although some intermittent communications with officials continue. The Iranians. Grossi stressed that resuming dialogue represents an essential element for restoring verification and inspection processes, especially after the damage to Iranian nuclear facilities during the military attacks that the country witnessed, the effects of which and the extent of the resulting losses are still not fully known.
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