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Much of Iran’s near-bomb-grade uranium likely to be in Isfahan, IAEA’s Grossi says

  • Isfahan tunnels appear to have survived military strikes
  • Some highly ‌enriched uranium was known to be stored there
By Reuters ·
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No sign Iran’s nuclear sites were hit, IAEA says, but Iran alleges one was

By Reuters ·

IAEA board meets over Ukraine nuclear safety concerns

By AFP ·
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Iran ‘is not and was not’ developing nuclear weapons, says UN’s nuclear chief

By Ephrem Kossaify ·
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Work begins to repair Ukraine nuclear plant’s power lines

By AFP ·

IAEA chief ‘encouraged’ by Iran decision to re-engage

By AFP ·

Nuclear watchdog boss reviews latest developments with Saudi ministers

By Arab News ·

GCC ambassadors raise concern about safety of nuclear facilities amid Israel-Iran conflict

By Reuters ·

UN’s Guterres urges ‘give peace a chance’ in Israel-Iran conflict

By Reuters ·

Syria ‘will give UN inspectors immediate access to suspected former nuclear sites’

By AP ·

IAEA head in Damascus to discuss nuclear power

By AFP ·

IAEA chief sees willingness from Iran to re-engage on nuclear file

By Reuters ·

UN nuclear chief in Russia reiterates safety concerns

By AFP ·

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