IAEA says it still cannot inspect Iran's underground uranium enrichment site in Isfahan
The UN nuclear watchdog says it has never been able to visit the plant, which Iran announced more than a year ago.
The International Atomic Energy Agency said Friday it is increasingly concerned that Iran will not allow international inspectors at an underground uranium enrichment plant in Isfahan, about 270 miles south of Tehran. The agency said it has never been able to visit the facility, which Iran announced over a year ago.
Key points
- The IAEA is increasingly concerned about access
- The Isfahan plant is underground and about 270 miles south of Tehran
- Inspectors have never visited the site
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