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Iran Blocks UN Access to Bombed Nuclear Sites, Raises Enrichment Concerns
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27-02-2026, 21:31
Iran Blocks UN Access to Bombed Nuclear Sites, Raises Enrichment Concerns
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Iran has denied IAEA inspectors access to nuclear sites struck during a June conflict involving Israel and the US.
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The UN watchdog cannot confirm if Tehran halted uranium enrichment or determine current enriched uranium quantities.
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Inspectors haven't visited Iran's four declared enrichment plants since the attacks, disrupting "continuity of knowledge."
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Lack of access to Isfahan Fuel Enrichment Plant for over eight months prevents assessment of nuclear material or operations.
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Concerns rise over Iran's 400+ kg stockpile of 60-percent enriched uranium, last seen by inspectors on June 10.
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