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- New York (October 28, 2026): The head of the IAEA says that Iran's 440 kg of highly enriched uranium has not yet been traced.
- The head of the International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA), Rafael Grossi, has revealed that no trace of Iran's 440 kg of highly enriched ura.
- Briefing the UN Security Council, Rafael Grossi said that since the US and Israeli strikes, international inspectors have been unable to acc.
New York (October 28, 2026): The head of the IAEA says that Iran's 440 kg of highly enriched uranium has not yet been traced.
Briefing the UN Security Council, Rafael Grossi said that since the US and Israeli strikes, international inspectors have been unable to access Iran's affected nuclear facilities, making it impossible to confirm possible diversion of nuclear material.
He stressed that Iran should fulfill its international obligations regarding monitoring of nuclear material.
The head of the IAEA mentioned the ongoing diplomatic efforts in the region and said that important diplomatic efforts are being made by Oman, Pakistan, Qatar and Egypt to restore the nuclear talks with Iran.
