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Head of the International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA), Rafael Groosi, has warned that in the fourth day, there are serious dangers of diplomacy and nuclear safety in Israel and Iran and urged all parties to be restrained.
Speaking at the emergency session of the UN Nuclear Watchbog’s Governor’s Board in Vienna on Monday, Director General Groosi emphasized that the region was at a serious stage.
“Military growth is a threat to life, increasing the chances of radiological release with serious consequences of people and environment, and Iran will not get nuclear weapons, delayed the inevitable task to resolve diplomacy,” Groosi said.
The increasing concern over the criticism of the IAEA chiefs could permanently damage the attempt to revive the nuclear discussion with the conflict, which, by the global rights of Iran’s global rights, by the nuclear reaction of 2015 and US President Donald Trump.
Nuclear site was damaged
After the Israeli bombing, Groce also gave technical updates about the status of Iranian nuclear facilities.
On Friday, Iran’s main uranium conservation project was Natanz. While its underground department was rescued directly, Grocery warned that important equipment was damaged by the electricity phenomenon caused by the attack.
He mentioned that the radiation level outside the facility remained normal and, seriously, has no evidence of contamination beyond the site.
He said, “The radiation level outside the Natanz site remained unchanged and generally at the normal level, which shows the external radiological effects on the population or at the environment of the incident,” he said.
In addition to Natanz, four atom establishments in the province of Ishan were also damaged. However, the Fordo Prosperity Site, the Bushehar Nuclear Energy Project and still seemed to be ineffective under construction.
The IAEA employees are on the ground in Iran and once the security situation is allowed to be fully monitored, Groce said.
Meanwhile, the Iranian government is being pressured at home to get a rigorous line. The bill created in Parliament will be free to exit Iran from the contract to disseminate nuclear weapons, which has been strongly shocked by the efforts of non-proplexation globally.
“The draft is still in the early stages and requires coordination with the MPs,” said Essilee Bagi, a spokesman for the Ministry of Foreign Affairs. He reiterated the long -term official conflict of developing the nuclear weapons of Tehran.
