UN watchdog the International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA) has issued its latest monthly report on the P5+1 nuclear deal with Iran, and once again confirmed that Iran is meeting all its commitments under the deal.
The six-month interim deal is now two months old, and the IAEA confirmed Iran has made no attempt to enrich any uranium beyond 3.5% since then, and continues to reduce its stockpile of 20 percent enriched uranium per the deal.
Though it’s not a violation of anything in the deal, the report also said Iran’s work on a facility to convert its 3.5% uranium to an oxide form has not been completed, and analysts say that probably means there stockpile of that level is up somewhat.
Iran uses 3.5% uranium in the Russian-built Bushehr Power Plant, and 20 percent enriched uranium rods in their US-built Tehran Research Reactor (TRR). The aging TRR produces medical isotopes, and will eventually be replaced by a facility at Arak that uses unenriched uranium, though its construction is stalled by the negotiations.
…..And Bibi is committed to it's failure.
Tell me when inspections of the USA's nuclear facilities are going to commence.
When is the IAEA invited to India, Pakistan and (omg) Israel, after they sign on to the NPT?