UN inspectors are preparing to return to Iran on Saturday to visit its nuclear facilities. The Islamic Republic delayed the inspectors' visit, which was scheduled for March 12, after the Board of Governors of the International Atomic Energy Agency criticized Tehran for concealing sensitive information about Iran's nuclear program in a resolution. A spokesperson for the agency stated that the delegation will inspect gas centrifuges at the uranium enrichment facility in Natanz and the Isfahan Nuclear Research Center. Previously, inspectors found signs of highly enriched uranium at the Natanz facility, which the Islamic Republic attributed to contamination from the country of origin of the equipment.
UN Inspectors Prepare to Visit Iran's Nuclear Facilities
UN inspectors are set to visit Iran's nuclear facilities after a delay caused by criticism from the IAEA for Iran's lack of transparency. The visit is significant as it follows the discovery of highly enriched uranium, raising concerns about Iran's nuclear activities.
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UN inspectors are set to visit Iran's nuclear facilities after a delayed inspection.
- UN inspectors inspect Iran's nuclear facilities
- International Atomic Energy Agency criticize Iran
- Iran delay UN inspectors' visit
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The upcoming inspection reflects ongoing tensions over Iran's nuclear activities.
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