UN nuclear watchdog 'increasingly concerned' about nuclear

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1. 13 Nov

   Iran has not let International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA) inspectors return to any of its nuclear facilities bombed by Israel and the United States in a 12-day campaign in June last year that destroyed or badly damaged Iran's other uranium enrichment plants, the heart of its nuclear program.

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• 13 Nov UN nuclear watchdog 'increasingly concerned' about nuclear facility in Iran that it can't inspectThe International Atomic Energy Agency reports increasing concern regarding a nuclear facility in Isfahan, Iran, that has been denied to inspectors since the start of the current conflict. While Tehran informed the IAEA of plans for this uranium enrichment site before Israeli strikes in June, the agency currently lacks the means to verify the country's enrichment stockpile or the specific contents of the damaged…Just the News
• 13 Nov UN nuclear watchdog 'increasingly concerned' about nuclear facility in Iran that it can't inspectThe International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA) reports increasing concern over a uranium enrichment facility in Isfahan that it has been denied access to inspect. While Tehran informed the agency of plans for the site before Israeli and U.S. strikes occurred in June, the IAEA currently lacks the means to verify the country's uranium enrichment stockpile or determine if the facility contains nuclear material. The…Just the News
• 13 Nov UN nuclear watchdog increasingly concerned about Iranian enrichment plant, report saysThe IAEA issued a confidential report expressing increasing concern that Iran has refused to allow inspections of a uranium-enrichment plant at Isfahan declared in June 2025. The agency notes that while it believes a significant amount of highly enriched uranium is stored in an Isfahan tunnel complex, it currently lacks information on the plant's exact location, status, or contents following a 12-day military…CBC
• 13 Nov U.N. watchdog agency pushes for access to key Iran nuclear siteThe International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA) is expressing increasing concern over Iran's refusal to grant inspectors access to an underground uranium enrichment facility in Isfahan. The IAEA reported that it does not know the plant's exact location or contents, despite satellite imagery showing regular vehicular activity at the tunnel complex since U.S. and Israeli strikes occurred. The report highlights Iran's…CBS News
• 13 Nov UN watchdog 'increasingly concerned' over Iran nuclear siteThe International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA) issued a report expressing serious proliferation concerns regarding a uranium enrichment plant in Isfahan that it has been denied access to inspect. Following strikes by Israel and the United States in June 2025, the IAEA reported it remains uncertain about the facility's exact location or the status of its underground storage, which is believed to hold much of Iran's…BBC
• 13 Nov UN nuclear watchdog urges Iran to take ‘steps’ towards inspectionsThe IAEA released a report on November 13, 2026, urging Iran to take "incremental steps" to allow inspectors back into key nuclear facilities following a series of military strikes in 2025. The agency highlighted that it cannot currently confirm if Iran's nuclear material—which included 440 kilograms of 60 percent enriched uranium before the June 2025 conflict—has been diverted, leading to serious proliferation…Toronto Sun
• 13 Nov UN watchdog calls on Iran to reopen nuclear facilities to inspectionThe International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA) released a report on Friday urging Iran to restore access for inspectors to monitor its nuclear program following restricted cooperation since US and Israeli attacks in June 2025. The watchdog specifically highlighted concerns regarding an underground uranium-enrichment plant near Isfahan, noting that it has not been able to verify the status of Iran’s near-weapons-grade…Al Jazeera
• 13 Nov No nuclear monitoring while threat of attacks persists: Iran tells UN agencyIran informed the International Atomic Energy Agency this month that it will not resume nuclear inspections while facing persistent military threats from the United States targeting its nuclear infrastructure. The IAEA reported that it has been unable to inspect several facilities damaged during a 12-day war in June 2025 and currently lacks information on a stockpile of 440.9 kg of uranium enriched to 60% purity…Times of India
• 13 Nov UN nuclear watchdog urges Iran to take 'steps' towards inspectionsThe International Atomic Energy Agency issued a report on November 13, 2026, urging Iran to take incremental steps to allow inspectors back into key nuclear facilities following a series of military strikes on those sites. The agency expressed serious proliferation concerns because it cannot confirm if Iran diverted nuclear material, noting that Iran possessed roughly 440 kilograms of uranium enriched to 60% prior…The Hindu

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