IAEA Reports Increased Risk of Secret Iranian Nuclear Activity After 2025 Strikes
The International Atomic Energy Agency stated that monitoring gaps have grown since the June 2025 U.S.-Israeli strikes on Iranian nuclear sites. Inspectors can no longer regularly verify Iran's stock of near-bomb-grade uranium.
rte.ieAgency inspectors no longer conduct regular verification of Iran's near-bomb-grade uranium. Access to the sites at Fordow, Natanz, and Isfahan remains blocked. The agency stated that the material cannot be fully accounted for and that monitoring gaps have widened after the conflict.
Verification activities at the three main facilities have been suspended. The agency has not received updated declarations from Iranian authorities on current uranium inventories.
The agency warned that the combination of missing material and restricted access raises proliferation concerns. No new inspections have been scheduled.
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