IAEA Director General Rafael Mariano Grossi. (Photo: D. Calma/IAEA)
NBC: U.N. nuke watchdog chief says monitoring of Iran is no longer 'intact.'
New hardline government's refusal to communicate or allow access to key site is worrisome, Grossi says.
WASHINGTON — The head of the U.N.’s nuclear watchdog says his monitoring program in Iran is no longer “intact” after Tehran refused requests to repair cameras at a key facility, creating the possibility the world will never be “able to reconstruct the picture” of what the Iranians have been doing.
In an interview with NBC News, International Atomic Energy Agency Director-General Rafael Mariano Grossi says he’s been unable to establish the type of direct communication with Iran’s government that he had before a new hardline government run by President Ebrahim Raisi was elected in June.
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Update: UN watchdog says it no longer has access to cameras in key Iran nuclear facility (The Hill)
WNU Editor: When the head of the IAEA says Iran is ghosting him, you know this is not going to end well.
4 comments:
/He's a quite imposing figure of a man. I'm sure he can convince the Iranians to cooperate.
"The Iranians took away our fig leaf and now we are so embarrassed that our privates are on full display, but we are talking to the Iranians like civilized folk."
-IAEA Director General Rafael Mariano Grossi
Is Grossi a nudist, panamorist, or does he have a career in XXX?
takes one to spot one
So a policeman has to be a criminal to spot a criminal?
A bank officer or bank teller has to be a fraudster to spot a fraudster?
3:46 (FRL) is such a simpleton.
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