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Iran has the opportunity to start enriching uranium again – for a possible bomb – in “in a period of months,” said the head of the UN Nuclear Watchtower.
Rafael Grosi, Head of the International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA), said We have a hit on three Iranian sites Last weekend, they caused a serious but “not full” harm, which contradicted Donald Trump’s claim that Iran’s nuclear facilities were “completely destroyed”.
“Honestly, it is impossible to say that everything has disappeared, and there is nothing,” Grosi said on Saturday.
On June 13, Israel attacked nuclear and military plots in Iran, saying that Iran was close to the creation of nuclear weapons. Later, the United States entered the strike by dropping bombs on three Iran atomic facilities: Ford, Natantin and Isfahan.
Since then, the true degree of damage has been unclear.
On Saturday, Grosi told CBS News, the US Media Porter BBC that Tehran can “in the months … Several cascades of centrifuges that rotate and produce enriched uranium.”
He added that Iran still possessed “industrial and technological capabilities … So if they wish, they would be able to start it again.”
IAEA is not the first body to assume that Iran’s nuclear abilities can still continue – earlier this week, Pentagon’s score score Found American strikes only for months.
Trump fiercely replied, saying that Iran’s nuclear monuments were “completely destroyed” and accused the media of “trying to humiliate one of the most successful military strikes in history.”
As long as Iran and Israel agreed to cease fire.
But Trump said He “absolutely” would consider the bombing of Iran again If the intelligence found that it could enrich Uranus to the level.
On the other hand, Iran sent conflicting reports of how much harm was done.
In a speech on Thursday, Iran’s High leader Ayatollah Ali Homena said that the strikes had not reached anything significant. However, his Foreign Minister Abbas Arakhchi said he had “been overly serious” damage.
Iran’s Iranian relations with the IAEA were additionally disputed on Wednesday when his parliament moved to suspend cooperation with a atomic watchdog, accusing the IAEA of Siding with Israel and the United States.
Both countries attacked Iran after the UN body last month found Tehran in violation His obligations for the first time in 20 years.
Iran insists that its nuclear program is peaceful and only for civil use.
Despite the refusal of Iran’s work with his organization, Grosy said he hoped he could still negotiate with Tehran.
“I have to sit down with Iran and look at it, because in the end, the whole business, after the military strikes, will have to have a durable decision that cannot be except diplomatic,” he said.
According to the 2015 nuclear transaction with the world powers, Iran did not allow uranium to enrich more than 3.67% of cleanliness – the level required for fuel for commercial nuclear power plants – and it was not allowed to conduct any enrichment at the Fordo plant for 15 years.
However, Trump abandoned the agreement during his first term in 2018, saying it was too little to stop the way to the bomb and restored US sanctions.
Iran has avenged, increasingly violating the restrictions – especially those concerning enrichment. He resumed the enrichment in Fordo in 2021 and scored 60%, erected by uranium to potentially make nine nuclear bombs, the IAEA reports.
