The IAEA's been flying blind on Iran's nuclear program for a while now, and it's getting worse. Since February, inspectors couldn't check any declared facilities except Bushehr, and the situation is even more messed up at the bombed sites. From June 2025, the agency's been unable to account for the declared nuclear material there, with no access to verify anything. They straight up can't rule out that some of it got diverted for military stuff. And then there's Isfahan, where they've got uranium enriched to 60% sitting in a tunnel, satellite pics show regular vehicle movement around the entrance, but the inspectors are stuck watching from outside, unable to step in and see what's actually going on. Source: Al Jazeera / Writer: Daniyal
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The IAEA's been flying blind on Iran's nuclear program for a while now, and it's getting worse. Since February, inspectors couldn't check any declared facilities except Bushehr, and the situation is even more messed up at the bombed sites. From June 2025, the agency's been unable to account for the declared nuclear material there, with no access to verify anything. They straight up can't rule out that some of it got diverted for military stuff. And then there's Isfahan, where they've got uranium enriched to 60% sitting in a tunnel, satellite pics show regular vehicle movement around the entrance, but the inspectors are stuck watching from outside, unable to step in and see what's actually going on. Source: Al Jazeera / Writer: Daniyal
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