UN nuclear watchdog raises alarm over uninspected Iran uranium enrichment plant
The IAEA said it "does not know [the] Isfahan Fuel Enrichment Plant's exact location, status for safeguards purposes, or whether it contains nuclear material."
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UN watchdog seeks access to Iran’s Isfahan enrichment plant
On 13 November, the International Atomic Energy Agency urged Iran to allow nuclear inspections and raised concern about its Isfahan enrichment plant, according to Arab News. BBC News reported that the agency has never inspected the plant, which Iran announced more than a year earlier; Al Jazeera said the watchdog cannot verify whether it contains nuclear material. Fox News reported that Iran said inspections cannot resume while it faces US threats. On 15 November, Middle East Monitor reported that Iran accused the watchdog of being influenced by the US and European countries.
- Iran accuses UN nuclear watchdog of US, European influencewn.com · 15:06 UTC, 15 November 2026
- Iran accuses UN nuclear watchdog of being influenced by US, European countriesMiddle East Monitor · 13:51 UTC, 15 November 2026
- Netanyahu urges unity government, warns of Iran nuclear threatThe Siasat Daily · 08:20 UTC, 15 November 2026
- Israel PM Netanyahu urges Eisenkot for unity govt amid Iran threatOrganiser · 07:30 UTC, 15 November 2026
- Iran Says Nuclear Inspections Cannot Return to Normal While the Shadow of Attack Remainsvoiceofvienna.org · 23:05 UTC, 14 November 2026
- Monitoring cannot proceed while under threat, Iran tells UN nuclear agencyDaily Pioneer · 22:23 UTC, 13 November 2026
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