Monday | 8 June 2026 | Reg No- 06
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IAEA calls on Iran to 're-engage' as West pressures it with resolution

Published : Tuesday, 9 June, 2026 at 12:00 AM  Count : 0
VIENNA, June 8 : UN nuclear watchdog chief Rafael Grossi called on Iran on Monday to "re-engage" with him so inspections can resume at sites the US and Israel bombed a year ago, as the US led a push for a resolution to that effect at the agency's board.
Iran still has not informed the International Atomic Energy Agency of what happened to those bombed nuclear sites or the nuclear material, including uranium enriched to near bomb grade, that was stored there.
While the bombings destroyed or badly damaged uranium-enrichment facilities, much of the highly enriched uranium, including some enriched to up to 60%, a short step from the roughly 90% of weapons grade, is thought to have survived.    "REUTERS




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