Fresh off the visit to Iran of IAEA Chief Rafael Grossi, a deal was confirmed in which the IAEA has been granted additional access to two alleged nuclear sites for which no real evidence of wrongdoing has ever been found.
The two sites, one in Tehran and the other in Isfahan, were pushed as “secret” sites by Israel, and subsequently the US. Iran denies either was ever a nuclear site, and the first visit ended without any evidence to the contrary. The US kept pushing the IAEA to carry out more visits as a result.
Officials confirmed that a date has been set for each visit, though the IAEA has refused to say what those dates are, claiming they are “confidential,” albeit “very, very soon.” Iran did not comment beyond the joint statement on the visit itself.
Iran has been wanting to end questions on these locations for awhile, and has expressed concern in previous requests for visits that no matter what the IAEA finds or doesn’t find, the US is going to keep pressing for more visits and the matter will never be settled.
Great move by Iran, making the decision after the US witnessed defeat at the UNS and is isolated with it`s Iran policy.
Netanyahu will have to fabricate new lies.
Of course the rogue state of Iran has conveniently hidden all the evidence in secret chambers in their tunnels. Like rats the one thing they are good at is digging tunnels. Hiding, concealing and sponsoring terrorism also high on their list of accomplishments.
Is this what Saddam Hussein did with the WMD’S? Bootin Buddin, assuming that this is what he did, or perhaps let’s say he secretly shipped them to Syria, those WMD’S? We furnished them. We gave them to him to use against guess who? Oh yea, Iran.
We play both sides against the middle in the ME in the hope they will eliminate each other. On some levels our plan has been working. We have more work to do there to eliminate the regions main sponsor of terrorism though.
We could eliminate the regions main sponsors of terror if we would just stop supporting them. Stop using taxpayer money to fund Israel and Saudi Arabia.