Rafael Grossi
Tehran refused to answer requests for details on nuclear material at three undeclared sites.
There seem to be vast differences between the proposed framework in Vienna and the 2015 Joint Comprehensive Plan of Action, as significant concessions have been made by the West in order to appease Iranian negotiators.
“Give us the necessary answers, people and places so we can clarify the many things needed for clarification,” said Rafael Grossi.
The program is growing in both “ambition and in capacity,” says Rafael Grossi.
Iranian Foreign Minister Hossein Amirabdollahian: “They need to put aside their excessive demands. We are people of logic and dialogue.”
“We will not turn on the IAEA cameras until the other side returns to the nuclear deal,” said Iran’s nuclear chief Mohammad Eslami.
International Atomic Energy Agency has had “very limited visibility” over Tehran’s nuclear progress for weeks, warns director Rafael Grossi.
Yoel Guzansky, a senior research fellow at the Institute for National Security Studies, told JNS: “This is dramatic. And I guess this is the background of the visit: Iran, Iran, Iran.”
Iran already has enough fissile material to produce multiple nuclear warheads, says senior Israeli official says • Israeli prime minister calls on the IAEA to send a “clear warning” to Tehran.
During visit by IAEA director-general Rafael Grossi, Israeli Prime Minister Naftali Bennett stresses the ‘urgent’ need to mobilize the international community to halt Tehran’s nuclear project.
“The time has come for the IAEA Board of Governors to issue a clear message to Iran: Enough!” says Israel’s premier.
“I am not trying to pass an alarmist message that we are at a dead-end, but the situation does not look very good,” said Rafael Grossi, head of the International Atomic Energy Agency.
