Tehran-Sana
Iran's representative to the International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA), Kazem Gharibabadi, denied reports that the IAEA considered Iran's latest measures to enrich uranium with sophisticated centrifuges a violation of the nuclear deal.
"The International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA) has announced in a report that Iran has begun reshaping the development of the Natanz enrichment facility to lay the groundwork for the installation of new devices of various types," Fars News Agency quoted Gharibabadi as saying. Prejudices.
Gharib Abadi pointed out that the IAEA report talked about chains containing centrifuges in the third and fourth lines of research and development that enrich uranium and stored or ready to store enriched uranium.
Earlier in the day, an International Atomic Energy Agency report said Iran had begun enriching uranium with some advanced centrifuges.