the iaea. it is also essential to understand the magnitude and the scale of damage caused by the most recent attacks. we agree with the views expressed by the director general of the iaea, rafael grosses, and i quote, establishing facts on the ground is a pre-iraq, was it for any agreement? and that can only be achieved through iaea inspections. close quotes. at the same time, we urge iran to comply fully with its commitment under the nuclear nonproliferation treaty as well as safeguards agreement and. the provisions of resolution 2231 by this council, particularly the possibility that enriched uranium has been moved without due iaea supervision. we cannot allow a weakening in the nonproliferation architecture. that architecture has provided greatest guarantees for international stability and security and significantly reduced the risk of nuclear weapons, becoming a of confrontation or conflict. in this context, it is urgent for the parties to resume negotiations and to make full use the joint

this can be done only through iaea inspections. iaea inspectors are in iran, and they must do their job. this will require a cessation of hostilities so that iran can lead the teams into the sites under the necessary safety and security conditions. any special measures by iran to protect its nuclear materials and equipment can be done in accordance with iran's safeguards and obligations with the agency. this is possible. madam president, based on the information available to the iaea, let me update you what has occurred at iran's nuclear sites since i last address this council three days ago. craters are visible at the fordo site, iran's main location for enriching uranium at 60%. indicating the use by the united states of america of ground penetrating munitions. this is consistent with statements from the united states. at this time no one, including the iaea, is in a position to assess the underground damage at fordo. at the isfahan nuclear site, additional buildings were hit overnight, with the us confirming their use of cruise

the is also correspondence related to an iaea officials participation in a relevant panel. despite iran being forthcoming in its cooperation with the iaea, it's facing an unrealistic and politically driven resolution which is not based on objective findings, with no evidence of diverted nuclear material and mountaining concerns over double standards, including the iaea silence on israel's and declared arsenal. iran's firm yet measured response is seen by many as a principaled stand. tehran's decision to scale back cooperation reflects not a rejection of the iaea's oversight, but a reaction to longstanding pressures and preceived imbalances in the global nuclear discourse. and now for our guests for our program, we have a batul sobeti activist and political analyst joining us from london and also in studio we have gisu misha ahmedi r. senior colleague here in correspondent at press tv, hello to the both of you, pleasure to have you both on. um, i guess uh, gisu, we'll start with you as we embark now on the sixth round of indirect uh talks, nuclear related and sanctions relat

it is for the iaea. i expect us to be able to resume the activity and check on the status of the stockpiles, the enriched uranium, as well as. all of the remaining and capabilities. iran. this is essential as a global nonproliferation architecture and regional and potentially global come under intense. second, i must reiterate the strong concern over the nuclear program of iran, which should never be allowed have nuclear weapons. we have time and again want against noncompliance with a binding safeguards in gcp. against this background, israel has the right to protect itself and live in peace and security, which neighbors? we cannot agree this chamber and so many times we have done. on whether iran's nuclear program was exclusively peaceful or not. however, whatever the case, be such high levels of enriched uranium in the region as volatile as the middle east cannot generate extreme uncertainty and. third, it is of critical to ensure that civilians on all sides are protected. last but not least, we take

and iaea resolutions of the security council and general conference of the iaea. unfortunately, we have already seen that the director general of the iaea includes sometimes subjective judgments alongside facts and statistics in his reports and these are used by a certain number of countries to justify unprovoked aggression. madam president, the iranian nuclear program can only be resolved through diplomacy, through negotiated solutions, which are based on international law and the principle of indivisible security. we have presented a peaceful resolution that is acceptable to all parties. the responsibility lies on the un security council obligated to take requisite measures. this is the goal of the draft resolution proposed by russia with their chinese and pakistani partners. we are proposing to our counsel colleagues and updated text that takes into account the latest developments and aims to bring about a lasting cease-fire as well as oversight of the cease-fire by the security council through secretary general supporting. it demonstrated that the internationa

iaea's statute and several other iaea resolutions by attacking the iaea-safeguarded facilities. in addition to serious violations of international law, these attacks risk setting a dangerous negative precedent and pose a grave threat to safety of populations in the region and around the globe. pakistan has an immediate neighbor of iran is therefore seriously concerned. security council resolution 487 strongly affirmed such attacks as a clear violation of the u.n. charter. the norms of international conduct and the serious threat to the entire iaea safeguard regime. we call on all parties to fulfill their respective obligations and responsibilities and avoid escalation. even in these testing times, diplomatic engagement and dialogue must be prioritized. clearly the international community is in favor of peace and stability in the region. in a few days, next week the international community, the u.n. membership was to come together to express its will to chart the path for the palestinian state as part of the two-state slawtion. that would usher in the long-waited just and durable

they emphasized that iran has adhered to its obligations as corroborated by multiple iaea reports.ment facility in a secure site and upgrading the current centrifuges, installation that would enrich uranium, we are also trying to replace the - um center fuges is the capacity is is is nine time bigger that what we had before. meanwhile, iran has published parts of classified israeli documents that it has recently acquired. these documents confirm that iaea director general raffael grossi has recently collaborated with the israeli regime to undermine iran's nuclear interests. emails concerning mir. zapari odis, the former ambassador of israel to the iaea, indicate a strong partnership with grossi. these emails contain a request for a meeting regarding an iranian missile test. there is also. and now for our guests for our program, we have a batul sobeti activist and political analyst joining us from london. and also in studio we have gisu, misha ahmedi, rs. senior colleague here and correspondent at press tv. hello to the both of you, pleasure to have you both on. um, i guess uh, guis

iaea general conference resolutions. it is the responsibility of the iaea to pronounce its legal position with regard to such attacks as well as report it to the board of governors and to the security council about the legal safeguards, safety and security implications of such attacks. the agency should fulfill that responsibility. madame president, the latest crisis has aggravated the existing tensions in the region, arising from israel's continued assault on gaza that has resulted in an unprecedented humanitarian catastrophe for the instant palestinians as well as its recurring violations of international law in syria, lebanon, and yemen. the security council bears primary responsibility to immediately stop this aggressive and hold the aggressor accountable for its actions. the security council must fulfill its duty and affirm the following. first, categorical rejection and condemnation of israel's attacks on the islamic republic of iran since june 13 and all actions that contravene international law and the purposes a

be made and the corresponding steps to limit or... possibly stop any kind of cooperation with the iaeawill probably be taken, here it is necessary to clearly take into account that this decision was provoked, provoked by strikes not provoked by israel, which were supported by strikes by the united states of america on iranian nuclear facilities under iaea safeguards, under iaea control, where there are... and were, there were, inspectors, uh, agencies that monitored the relevant infrastructure for nuclear material. given these strikes, naturally, the main task for iran now is to ensure the safety of its nuclear material. and it is according to this logic that the appropriate decisions are being made. uh, the paradoxical situation with. the paradox of all this is precisely that the iaea, as an organization, cannot ensure the safety of the material from military strikes. and what is actually even worse is that the director general the iaea does not raise this issue in his speeches and public statements, there is no emphasis on the fact that now the main task for iran is to ensure the saf

has the iaea become a tool for western political interests rather than an independent body committed to fair assessments. tonight we unravel these contradictions, dissecting the agencies shifting narratives. and exploring iran's response to what it perceives as an unjust politically motivated campaign, is nuclear diplomacy truly about nonproliferation or is it a geopolitical game played at iran's expense? welcome to spotlight. i am bahman nura, your host. let us begin with a short report. iran fired bag strongly at a recent iaea claim, pointing out the meticulous level of transparency toron maintains. the agency report. each and every gram of urium of iran to the board and each and of every single to the board with all this information claiming that iran is not cooperating or does not have transparency is very ironic and very strange the same time irony indeed because just today the agency's director general raphael grossy reminded a board of governors that while uranium. enrichment is not banned legally, the agency remains unable to confirm that all iranian nuclear activities are ex

npp, the first is of course the fulfillment of the mandate of the iaea and an information window for the whole world about the real state of affairs, about how things are affairs at the moment and what actions are taken by the operating organization's service personnel to ensure all the principles and pillars of iaea safety. and it is difficult to overestimate this information role, the role of combating provocations, fakes. we have already informed you that the rosenergoatom concern of the rosatom state corporation has prepared a comprehensive plan , a multi-level plan for the phased introduction of nuclear power. informed about the current state of affairs, everyone knows about the problems with water supply caused by the destruction kokhovsky dam, therefore at the moment with additional eleven wells we provide complete safety have already started to build a floating modular pumping station, which with a capacity of up to 80,000 km/h, which... will solve all water supply problems in case of output of blocks to the designed capacity. the second important task is the task of restorat

the iaea statute, multiple iaea resolutions as as a security council resolution 48 seven. and according to article 25 of the charter of the members of the united nations agree to accept carry out the decisions of the security council in accordance the charter. that responsibility to carry out the decisions of the security is heaviest with the members of this council, particularly the permanent members in the first place. and, madam president, we are deeply alarmed by the escalating situation. the sharp tensions and violence as a result of the israeli aggression and unlawful actions is profoundly disturbing. any further escalation risks, catastrophic consequences for the region and beyond. pakistan stand in solidarity with the government and brotherly people of iran during this challenging time. madam president, these attacks set a dangerous precedent and pose a grave threat to the safety and security of populations across the region and indeed the world. as the body entrusted with primary responsibility for the maintenance of international peace and security. the security

of the headlines, the iranian president islams the iaea's anti-iran resolution, saying western powers. are in no position to deny the country's nuclear rights, more than 100 palestinian women and children have been killed in israely attacks across the gaza's trip in a single day, and the international solidarity march with gaza has reached egypt, urging the country's officials to cooperate with the participants. to break the siege of the territory, you're watching press tv world news with me kerash bonamati here in the iranian capital tehran, welcome to the program. iran's president has slamed dia. ea's anti-iran resolutions, and such resolutions cannot deter iran from pursuing the correct path it has chosen. referring to western accusations about iran seeking nukes, the president said the west is trying to portray the country as a threat and a source of instability in the region. however, he added, of it is the zinus regime that threatens the region as evidence by the unimaginable atrocities it is currently committing against palestinians. he questions the legitimacy of western power

reiterates full support for the vital work of the iaea.we thank the director general and his staff for their continued professionalism, diligence, and courage in these complex circumstances. first, the united kingdom is deeply concerned by the sharp escalation we have witnessed between israel and iran over the past week. this is a dangerous moment for the entire region. further escalation is in the interest of no one. civilians must never be targeted . we deplore the loss of civilian life and offer our condolences. all parties must protect civilians and civilian infrastructure in line with international humanitarian law. restraint is vital to protect further regional preservation and loss of life. united kingdom supports israel's need to protect its security and people. however, a return to diplomacy is urgent. we have pressed this with both israel and iran. i also want to be clear, the u.k. did not participate in is not participating in the israeli strikes. we have deployed assets, including jets, to the region as a defensive and precauti

coverage of the recent statement made by the recent resolution made by the board of director of the iaea, which is what we've been covering for you as our top news for today, so just to give you updates of what has been happening and why this is going on, tehran has condemned the anti-iran resolution that the international atomic energy agency made calling it politically motivated um the foreign ministry. and the atomic energy organization of iran in a joint statement um said that the islamic republic is always stood by its commitment and this has been confirmed by repeated iaea's um verification time and again and the statement also for the said that the western countries are undermining the iaea's credibility for their own political ends um it's also said that resolution is one-sided and has no technical or legal basis um the resolution was submitted. by the united states and the three european countries which is france, germany um and uk, and so we have been um covering of that for you, we've spoken to many analysts and we will be continuing with that for the time being, we are now jo

he said that the iaea report uh was referring to years ago. he also said that enriching uranium as per say is not forbidden. however, according to the iaea, the level is very close to explosive, and this is..." why they are looking at it very closely and that the stock pile must be looked out. he also said that uh there is a chance for diplomacy uh, but they do want to wait and see what will happen when it comes to the negotiations. he also did say that the iaea is aware of the fact that the position in regards to the iaea is very influenced by their working with others. he also did say that there is a mutual relationship between the iaea and iran and that the jcpo. away and needs to be, there has to be something new as a jcpo was designed for iran's previous situation and now the situation has changed. he also did a talk about iran's threats to attack iran. he said that the ieea is aware and that is nothing new, and according to them, there needs to be a resolution through a diplomatic way and that they need to give the necessary assurance to

this is an attack on nuclear facilities and the iaea safeguards. these safeguards are guaranteed and even underground of international inspectors cannot guarantee of such installations. then the possibility of the entire nuclear nonproliferation regime is called into question. if those entrusted with upholding this regime are an aibled and willing to condemn and denounce such violations, they must ask themselves what is their purpose. and are they adhering to their responsibility? we must resist. and ask them to justify what, in essence -- [and misleading. director general grossly stated in an interview with krmp nmp n, the inch arch e arch did not have any proof of a assist temperatureic effort to move into a nuclear weapon, end of quote. [indiscernible] madam president, it is imperative that everyone returns to reason. negotiation between the e-3, the european three and iran negotiate between u.s. and iran with the facilitation of oman remain a viable and constructive option viable for diplomacy. algeria has always believed in that and we echo th

they emphasized that iran has adhered to its obligations as corroborated by multiple iaea reports. tehran says the resolution is inconsistent. with the findings of the iaea director general's own report, iran has accused the four sponsoring nations, the united states, the united kingdom, france and germany of reviving allegations that had already been addressed some 25 years ago, as part of its response. tehran has revealed intentions to enhance its enrichment capabilities by launching a new uranium enrichment facility in a secure site and upgrading. the current centrifuges installation that would enrich uranium, we are also trying to replace the center fugius is the capacity is is is nine time bigger that what we had before. meanwhile, iran has published parts of classified israeli documents that it has recently acquired. these documents confirm that iaea director general has recently collaborated with the israeli regime to undermine iran's nuclear interests, emails concerning mirav zafari odes, the former ambassador of israel to the iaea, indicate a strong partnership with grossy

iran being forthcoming in its cooperation with the iaea. "it's facing an unrealistic and politically driven resolution which is not based on objective findings, with no evidence of diverted nuclear material and mountaining concerns over double standards, including the iaea's silence on israel's undeclared arsenal, iran's firm yet measured response is seen by many as a principled stand. tehran's decision to scale back cooperation reflects not a rejection of the iaeas of..." site, but a reaction to longstanding pressures and preceived imbalances in the global nuclear discourse. iran's foreign minister says that he'll be in the money capital moscow sunday to defend the nation's nuclear rights in indirect talks with the us, says anti-iran iaea resolution will only further complicate talks. آماده میشیم برای of will be in mouscat to defend the rights of the iranian nation and its principal positions and the nuclear achievements of iranian scientists. now on sunday, the sixth round of negotiations between tehran and washington will get underway wi

we have more than cooperated with the iaea and it showed the iaea had been in cooperation with the israelis and have nuclear weapons against the non-proliferation treaty. it seems it is just an excuse for the israelis to attack iran in order to expand their power and influence in the region. i am afraid we are out of time, we are right at the top of the hour. hamid gholamzadeh, thank you very much for coming on the programme. thank you. this is bbc news. hello, i'm lewis vaughan-jones. this is our continuing coverage of events overnight.

he says the iaea role will be central in monitoring iran's action. i think the iaea is trying to ring the alarm bell as best as possible and keep its reports as technical as possible. but no doubt this is a highly charged political environment, because while all eyes have been on the five rounds of us-iran direct or indirect - depending on who you believe - negotiations, be it in rome or in oman, the more important track, i would say, is the iaea-iran track. because no matter what kind of deal you have, it is the iaea that is going to have to be monitoring and verifying all of what iran is doing, whether that's complying with the agreement or any other kind of agreement. just focusing on the role the watchdog, it says there will be consequences with tehran. tehran says it will be complying with everything that has been found. what would that look like? what would that mean for iran? not just for the growing stockpile of 16%, which is 90% for weapons grade. the glide path for pressure is early this june, there will be a board of governors meeting at t

threats against iaea's staff and the dg are unacceptable. we urge iran to cooperate fully with the iaea. failure to do so will only further fuel escalation. president, now is the time for de-escalation and a return to diplomacy. it is essential iran chooses this path. i thank you. i thank her for his statement and give the floor to the representative of france. he speaks french translation: i wish to also thank the assistant secretary general, miroslav jenca, and i thank the dg for the atomic agency, rafael grossi, about three things that they are witnessed to the extremely grave nature of the situation. it is with concern france learnt of the strikes conducted by the united states against three nuclear site in iran. france did not participate either in the planning or conduct of these operations. we urge all parties to demonstrate the utmost restraint and to prevent any and all risks of escalation. now is the time for strikes to cease for de-escalation and for negotiation. civilian populations must be spared at a time when strikes exchange

iaea does not have all of the knowledge of what is needed to set up the real timeline.because this has a few aspects. first, how well iran is prepared. here are called to the statements of the former head of the organisation a few months ago when he said that iran has all of the capabilities to produce or manufacture a nuclear weapon. they know all of the other parts which are needed, the electronics, explosive, design and all and the only thing which is missing is to produce this high enriched uranium components of the weapon which is a little bit simpler. you take this and uranium hexafluoride and turn it into uranium metal and you alloy it and you mash up into the proper shape. that takes about one month if we take the iaea standards from this material so in one month if they have all of the other pieces in place, they can assemble one weapon. but we did not know how well they are prepared for that. this is where the crux of the matter and the concerns of particularly israel are. are they simply ready to go in where is that place? is it fordo or a facility somewhere

of the board of governors are also surprised by these contradictions of the iaea . specifically want to refer to another part of mr. grossi's report, which says that 20 to 30 years ago, i emphasize this time period . 20 to 30 years ago , there were particles in some of iran's nuclear facilities that were of human origin. iran has also explained many times about these particles and said that they were caused by aliens. but after 20 to 30 years ago, as the agency itself says , this is still a place of concern. i want to know what the current inspectors of the agency and the members of the board of governors think about these excuses? let me tell you, let me point out that the agency has announced that it has identified three centers where old materials were processed, enriched , and suspicious actions were carried out on them, which could also be enrichment for the production of weapons. nuclear this information may be from many years ago and as you said after that time there is no more accurate information available to confirm that iran took any suspicious and questi

the first such iaea finding in 14 years. the directorate general conference of report details iran's failures to declare nuclear f materials. i ron remains the only state without nuclear weapons accumulating at such dangerously high levels. the total, is told in which stock is down 40 times the limit of the jcpoa. at their nuclear program as part of a wider pattern of destabilize activity. the government has taken from action in response. when they transfer ballistic missiles for use in russia's illegal war and ukraine, we impose extensive sanctions including against iran air, and cancel our bilateral air services agreement. in the face of unacceptable irgc threats here in the uk with some 20 foiled plots since 2022, the crown prosecution service has for the first time charge iranian nationals under the national security act, and we have placed the i iranian state, including the irgc, on the enhanced tier of the new foreign influence registration scheme. madam deputy speaker a widening war would have grave and unpredictable

the israeli regime, like you rightly mentioned, there is this hypocricy when it comes to the way the iaea deals with israel that does have nuclear weapon that has in some ways admitted that it has nuclear weapon and the way it does with iran that has for many many years is a member of the npt, assigned the npt, the ia has access to many of iran facilities, can you explain to some of our viewers who might still be confused why this hypocrisy is still in place? well, actually that kind of confusion is very legitimate because anyone who would be observing the iaa and the way it's dealing with different countries would be... fused uh the israeli regime is in possession of nuclear weapons, it is not a signatory to the npt, yet it is enjoying uh all kinds of support from world powers and particularly western countries. on the other hand, you see iran that has been one of the first states actually to sign the npt, it has always been in compliance with all international rules and regulations despite uh different breaches of international law that has occurred in iran by uh other countries um and

will this just in response to the recent anti-iran resolution that has been adopted by the iaea board of governors. "the iranian ministry of foreign affairs and the atomic energy organization of iran has stated that tehran will establish a new nuclear enrichment facility in a secure location. of course, we're going to keep a close eye on the developments with regards to that story here on press tv elsewhere. the chief commander of the islamic revolution guards course says iran is ready for any military confrontation, declaring that the country has a defined military strategy in place. major general hussein salami warned that while enemies continue to issue. threats, they must carefully consider the consequences of their actions. reiterating earlier warnings, he said iran of is fully prepared to face any wars at any level under any scenario. the commander noted that iran is closely monitoring the depth of the enemy's goals. tehran has condemned an anti-iran resolution at the international atomic energy agency, calling it another politically motivated use of the board of. governors, the

also attending that meeting was iran's ambassador to the iaea. he called on them to condemn israeli attacks on nuclear sites. the board must condemn israeli aggression in the strongest term, and hold accountable. we urge in this meeting the board of governance and the iaea not to unroll their initial failure to prevent aggression to be followed by subsequent failure, and to take a strong and effective remedy of action. joining me now is olli heinonen, former deputy director general of the international atomic energy agency. he was an inspector until 2010, and led inspection teams to iran more than 30 times. i'm very grateful for you for talking to us. first of all, let me ask how easy is it for us to ascertain exactly where things stand within iran's clear programme right now? thank you for having me. i think we have to look at it in two ways. one, is what happens in the terms for the so-called civilian part of the programme and then the parts which have heavily been hit like the former weapons developers and that is the part in which we do not k

agency adopt a springent posture against iran while overlooking similar concerns elsewhere, has the iaea become a tool for western political interest rather than an independent body committed to fair assessments. tonight we unravel these contradictions, dissecting the agency, shifting narratives and exploring iran's response to what it perceives as an unjust politically motivated campaign. is nuclear diplomacy truly about non-proliferation or is it a geopolitical game played? at iran's expense. welcome to spotlight. i am bahman nura, your host. let us begin with a short report. iran fired back strongly at a recent iaea claim, pointing out the meticulous level of transparency taran main maintains. the agency reports each and every gram of urium of iran to the board and each and every simple to the board. with all these. information claiming that iran uh is not cooperating or does not have transparency is very ironic and very strange the same time irony indeed because just today the agency's director general raphael grossy reminded a board of governors that while uranium enrichment is not

inspectors and iaea headquarters, according to irani and officials. but the director-general seems to be saying that for the moment they can live with that level of cooperation but he emphasises, his speech is directed somewhat to iran, saying that it is crucial that the iaea and inspectors are informed in a timely manner about all of these developments and the fallouts of various attacks on iran's nuclear facilities. i know you will keep us updated with any lines that come out of that meeting, but thank you very much. here in the uk, hundreds of historic child sexual abuse cases have been recommended for review under a new national inquiry into grooming gangs. it comes ahead of the release of a report by baroness louise casey, which is expected to be published this afternoon. the home secretary, yvette cooper, is due to update mps today, as our correspondent leigh milner reports. this building site in london was once a children's home. it was here, in 2012, when emma was 14 years old, that groomers gave her alcohol and drugs, then sexually abused her

has approved the bill to suspend tehran's cooperation with the international atomic energy agency (iaea) after iranian procured intel, proved that the agency had been spying for israel on the nuclear facilities and scientists, and after its of politically motivated resolution against the islamic republic. iran also saying the united states must pay reparations. to the islamic republic over its blatant act of aggression against its civilian nuclear sites. now the israeli regime says the war isn't over, that it's entered phase two. what does that mean? chief backer, us president donald trump defends the us strikes on the three iranian nuclear sites, claiming the attacks set back iran's nuclear program by decades. a number of news outlets back to deavor. so is it over? is it not? is it over for israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu, he keeps... cling on to power for keeping the by keeping the zinanis regime in a constant state of war, and how would the iranians respond this time round, would israel's closest ally, the us get involved again, would trump give into pressure from the warmo

store, they store underground also already processed enriched uranium, up to 60%, according to the iaea report by isotope 235, and what... to produce, well, to produce nuclear weapons, well, you need 90, more than 90% of the isotope 235, but also only the ground facilities are damaged there, but because it is safely hidden at the top, in fact, and the israelis cannot reach the plant itself, because they do not have the appropriate means, and now only the united states of america has such means. it looks like if you look carefully from above, iran said, we are ready to stop all this, we will not strike if you do not strike strikes, and we will generally reduce everything here and stop doing this, but we understand that it won't happen like this, it won't happen like this, because these are just political moments and someone just needs time to rest, can that time be used, or experts? well, can anyone in the world use this time to make it clear that this is not possible, a few more strikes and there could be a big catastrophe, is there a force. which has enough information, is sufficiently

as director-general of the iaea and consistent with the objectives of the iaea and the statute i call on all parties to exercise maximum restraint to avoid further escalation. i reiterate that any military action that jeopardises the safety of nuclear facilities risks grave consequences for the people of iran, the region and beyond. mikey kay is from the bbc's security brief programme. he's also a former senior officer with the british military. you have a hybrid between infrastructure targets such as any sort of facility that is associated with the production or the enrichment of uranium-235. so looking at hard water facilities, looking at enrichment facilities, you are looking at the facilities where the centrifuges are. a lot of these facilities are underground, namely natanz and fordow, they're the two ones we know about. you have the infrastructure of the uranium-235, the isotope. you can see on the map that fordow and natanz are just south of tehran. then you have got this high-value target leadership target set as well. so you have got benjamin netanyahu going after high-value

ander rafael grossi, the iaea. has stopped acting as an independent agency. dita reinish for prest tv from yan headquarters in vienna. in an al-jazira interview, iran's foreign ministry spokesperson ismail baqayi says tehran is determined to preserve its right to peaceful nuclear program while condemning the recent us strike on nuclear sites as an assault on international law and diplomacy. yes or are nuclear. installations have been uh badly damaged, that's for sure, because it has come on the repeated attacks by israeli and american aggressors. yes, there has been a draft bill by our parliament today, it has been adopted um, and it talks about suspending or cooperation with the iaea, it talks about suspending, not putting an end to the cooperation. "iran's right to nuclear peaceful energy, to nuclear peaceful energy remains intact. iran has every right under npt, under article 4 of the npt, to enjoy using nuclear energy for peaceful purposes and iran is determined to preserve that right under any circumstances. the international community has to understand

, the iaea is essentially um, a biased body, these international bodies that are meant, for equity, for international equity between nations are biased towards israel and the us empire. we see how how rosy's statements have now changed over time. i mean iran has allowed the ia access, they've signed the npt, the nonproliferation treaty and they've operated under safeguard agreements and israel on the contrast has never signed the npt. they've allegedly possessed over 80 new their warheads, they have never allowed international inspections on their land, yet the iaea really mentions israel's nuclear arsenal, um, it repeated public statements and reports pressurizing iran even when iran is operating within its rights under the npt, so this is one of those preceived double standards that we see from the iaea, a country outside the npt and openly hostile gets a pass while a sign which is the islamic republic of iran that cooperates albert unconditionally is consistently viified unfortunately. during two promise three, israel and the us attacked multiple iaea monitor facilities in iran, incl

it said the iaea's report is time and again confirmed this. the statement further said that western countries undermine iaeas credibility for their own political ends. it said the resolution is one-sided and has no technical or legal basis. on thursday, the un nuclear watchdog approved the resolution accusing iran. of non-compliance with the agency. it claims that tehran has failed to fully cooperate with the agency. the resolution was submitted on tuesday by the us and the e3, namely france, the uk and germany. the head of the atomic energy organization of iran says the recent resolution by the international atomic energy agency. is part of a broader strategy that aims to exact pressure on tehran to extract political concessions. muhammad islami says the move is led by the united states and supported by the uk, germany and france, with the iaea director general playing a central role. the nuclear officials stressed that the west has failed to up all its obligation under the 2015 nuclear deal, but expect iran to come. apply unilaterally. in re