IAEA Unable to Inspect Iranian Nuclear Sites Since June 2025 Strikes
The International Atomic Energy Agency has not conducted inspections at Iranian nuclear facilities since U.S. and Israeli strikes occurred in June 2025. A confidential report reviewed by the Associated Press states the access halt has continued into 2026.
The International Atomic Energy Agency has been unable to inspect Iranian nuclear facilities since the U.S. and Israel launched attacks on the sites in June 2025, according to a confidential report seen by the Associated Press. The report states that inspectors have not gained entry to the affected locations in the eleven months since the strikes.
No alternative monitoring arrangements have been reported.
Agency personnel have not returned to the facilities, and the report provides no timeline for resumed inspections. The document does not specify which sites were struck or the extent of any damage. The Associated Press obtained the confidential report but did not publish its full text.
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