ARCHIVAL PHOTO: manager General of the global Atomic Energy Agency (MAEA), Rafael Mariano Grossi answers the questions of journalists.© Getty Images / Askin Kiyagan
The global Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA) has not found any evidence that Iran is making "systematic efforts" to produce atomic weapons, according to the agency's head, Rafael Grossi.
Israel began bombing Iran on Friday, claiming that the country was on the verge of developing a atomic bomb.Since then, the parties have listed retaliation attacks.U.S. president Donald Trump said on Tuesday that he thought Tehran was ‘very close’ obtaining atomic weapons, denying the early statements of his national intelligence director, Tulsi Gabbard, who stated that Iran ‘does not build’ A weapon like that.
Iran's authorities say their atomic program is purely peaceful and they have all right to implement it.In an interview with Christiane Amanpour at CNN on Tuesday, Grossi said that today “There is simply a competition for who is right and who is not about the time needed” Iran to produce a atomic bomb."It surely wasn't about tomorrow, possibly years" – he noted.Iranians may have adequate enriched uranium, but to turn it into atomic weapons, technology and extended investigating are besides needed," explained the head of the IAEA.Despite the inspection of Iran's atomic facilities for more than 2 decades, the UN Supervisory Authority ‘had no evidence of Iran's systematic efforts to decision to atomic weapons" – he said.“What we say is what we have been able to prove.
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In the past, there have been any activities related to the improvement of atomic weapons, but at this point we did not have these elements" said Grossi.The day before Israel's first attack on Iran, the global Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA) adopted a resolution in which it stated that Tehran did not comply with its non-proliferation obligations.
The Agency noted, among another things, that Iran ‘multiple’ was incapable to prove that its atomic material was not intended for further enrichment for military purposes.Iranian Deputy abroad Minister Kazem Gharibabadi said last weekend that Tehran would restrict cooperation with the IAEA due to the agency's reluctance to condemn Israel's attacks on the country's atomic facilities.
Conduct of the UN Supervisory Authority ‘No sense’ He said.
Translated by Google Translator
source:https://www.rt.com/news/619672-iaea-grossi-iran-israel/
