Iranian Official: Inspections of All Attacked Nuclear Facilities Must Be Approved by the Iranian Parliament
On the 26th local time, the head of the Iranian Atomic Energy Organization, Eslami, stated that any inspections of nuclear facilities that have suffered military attacks by the International Atomic Energy Agency must receive legal approval from the Iranian parliament and establish corresponding regulations.
He indicated that all Iranian nuclear facilities that have suffered military attacks had previously been registered and inspected by the International Atomic Energy Agency. The agency's failure to condemn these attacks has raised questions about its capability and independence. The U.S. and Israel are pressuring the agency to access the damaged Iranian nuclear facilities to assess the results of their military strikes. Iran will not accept the agency's requests to inspect these facilities until the security regulations mandated by the Iranian parliament are established. (Reporter: Li Jiannan)
Iran's Atomic Energy Organization Chairman announced that any inspections of nuclear facilities that have been attacked must receive legal approval from the Iranian parliament. He emphasized that all such facilities are registered with the IAEA and have been inspected previously. The IAEA's credibility is under scrutiny due to its failure to condemn the attacks, while the U.S. and Israel are pressuring the agency to evaluate the impact of their military actions.
- Iran's Atomic Energy Organization requires parliamentary approval for inspections of attacked nuclear facilities.
- The International Atomic Energy Agency's ability and independence are questioned due to its failure to condemn military attacks.
- The U.S. and Israel are pressuring the IAEA to assess the damage to Iranian nuclear facilities.