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The International Atomic Energy Agency is seeking a new plan to inspect Iran's nuclear activities in the event of a possible failure of nuclear talks between Iran and the West.
International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA) inspectors, whose activities in Iran have been restricted in recent months, are seeking a plan to inspect Iran's nuclear activities in the event of a possible failure of nuclear talks between Tehran and the West, Mehr news agency reported, citing Bloomberg.
According to the report, IAEA officials are preparing a quarterly monitoring report on Iran's nuclear activities, which they will present to diplomats at next month's meeting in Vienna.
Bloomberg claims that IAEA inspectors are trying to maintain control over Iran's nuclear activities by increasing Iran's nuclear activities and achieving higher levels of enrichment than Tehran's commitments under the so-called Borjam nuclear deal. To.
Following this hypothesis, diplomats active in the IAEA are now seeking to draw up an agreement separate from the one previously signed with Iran in the form of the Borjam, so that in the event of a possible failure of the Vienna talks between Tehran and the major powers, And maintain their oversight of Iran's nuclear activities.
Bloomberg quoted IAEA officials as saying that increasing inspectors' inspections of Iran's nuclear stockpiles could address concerns about a possible reversal of uranium use for non-peaceful purposes.
The International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA) has refused to comment on the allegations, according to Bloomberg.
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