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Saturday, 23 October 2021 (YJC)_ During a visit to Washington, the Director General of the International Atomic Energy Agency described the latest developments in Iran's nuclear program. Rafael Grossi complained that the Islamic Republic continues to block inspectors' access to nuclear facilities.
At a meeting at the Stimson Institute in Washington, Rafael Grossi called on world powers to condemn the move, noting that Iran still does not allow IAEA inspectors to carry out their oversight duties.
Western countries have in recent months refused to explicitly condemn the Islamic Republic on the IAEA Board of Governors for not endangering the Borjam revival talks in Vienna.
The talks began in April this year and were held for six terms under Hassan Rouhani. The Vienna talks were attended by representatives of Iran and the five remaining countries in the nuclear deal, and the United States is indirectly participating in it for the first time since withdrawing from the agreement in May 1397.
Asked about the covert alleged activities of the Islamic Republic's core, Grossi said at the Stimson Institute that he had no information in the matter and that he had no evidence to the contrary.
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