Overview
- Inspectors remain barred from Natanz, Fordow and Isfahan, while the IAEA says it has checked the other 13 declared sites.
- Iran has not filed the special report the agency requires on the bombed facilities and the status of roughly 440.9 kg of uranium enriched to 60%.
- The IAEA has gone at least seven months without verifying Iran’s highly enriched uranium, despite guidance calling for monthly checks.
- Grossi says prolonged inaction could force a finding of non-compliance if Tehran does not engage, even as Iran says it is fully cooperating.
- He expects to meet Foreign Minister Abbas Araqchi in days or weeks and calls spring a reasonable window to resolve access, with U.S. envoy efforts continuing.