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Draft IAEA resolution would require Iran to report on nuclear sites
The United States is seeking support on the UN nuclear watchdog's Board of Governors for a draft resolution that would order Iran to disclose the status of its nuclear facilities. The measure focuses on three sites struck in earlier strikes.
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The draft text would require Iran to inform the agency about the condition of sites at Isfahan, Fordow, and Natanz, where satellite imagery shows rubble covering former uranium storage areas.
U.S. officials told The Jerusalem Post they are focused on the three locations after strikes left large mounds of debris over stored uranium. A June 22, 2025, satellite image released by Maxar Technologies shows destroyed buildings at the Isfahan Nuclear Technology Center. The resolution remains in draft form and has not yet been put to a vote on the Board of Governors.
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