Mohammad ElBaradei, the head of the International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA), has urged the Islamic Republic of Iran to ensure that no information has been omitted from the report it submitted last week regarding its nuclear activities. In comments quoted in the Thursday edition of the French newspaper Le Monde, ElBaradei stated that Iran must declare all its nuclear facilities and centers ahead of the Friday deadline. He expressed hope that Iran's report is complete and accurate, as claimed by Iranian officials. He noted that amending the report would not enhance the country's credibility, but he would accept changes. IAEA inspectors are currently in Iran attempting to verify the accuracy of the report. The agency's board is scheduled to meet at the end of November to decide whether to refer Iran's case to the Security Council for potential sanctions.
Mohammad ElBaradei Urges Iran to Ensure No Information is Omitted from Report
Mohammad ElBaradei has called on Iran to ensure that its nuclear report is complete and accurate before a deadline. The IAEA is currently verifying the report, and a decision on potential sanctions will be made at the end of November. This situation is critical as it could lead to increased international pressure on Iran.
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ElBaradei urges Iran to ensure complete nuclear report ahead of IAEA deadline.
- Mohammad ElBaradei announce Iran
- IAEA inspectors verify Iran
- IAEA board meet Iran
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Iran must provide complete and accurate nuclear information to avoid international repercussions.
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