Since the beginning of Iran's presidency of Tehran executioner Ibrahim Raisi, the Biden administration has been trying in every way to bring Iran back to the negotiating table on the nuclear deal - but to no avail. To the American network NBC how serious the situation is.
"Supervision of the Iranian nuclear program is no longer absolute," Grossi said, adding that "the world will never be able to recreate the picture of what the Iranians have already done."
The IAEA secretary general noted that while Iran has allowed IAEA inspectors to reactivate surveillance cameras at nuclear facilities, it acknowledged that one facility operates without any supervision at all. In "June." Without access to it, the follow-up is incomplete. "
The new president of Iran, Ibrahim Raisi
He said that since Raisi's election as president of Iran in June, he has not been able to "recreate the nature of my dialogue with the Iranian government. I have never spoken to Foreign Minister Amir Abdulhian. I hope there will be an opportunity to meet with him soon And that is the way it should be now. "
Grossi even mentioned in an interview with NBC the possibility that Iran will acquire military nuclear capabilities.
"There is no indication that Iran currently wants a bomb," Grossi said, adding that "it is enough to never look at North Korea to understand what is at stake."
Remember, Pyongyang has dozens, if not hundreds, of nuclear warheads.
"The case of North Korea should be a reminder to us of what might happen if diplomatic efforts fail," the IAEA secretary general continued. "This is a clear example. .