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Moscow increases support for Iran on the nuclear issue
Statements by Sergey Lavrov in Beijing signal a clearer position by Moscow on Iran’s right to enrich uranium and expand Russia’s diplomatic role in the nuclear dossier.
Statements by Sergey Lavrov in Beijing signal a clearer position by Moscow on Iran’s right to enrich uranium and expand Russia’s diplomatic role in the nuclear dossier.
IAEA inspectors announced readiness to verify over 400 kg of uranium in Iran, last recorded before Israeli airstrikes. The current location of the materials remains unknown.
U.S. President Donald Trump warned that nuclear weapons in Iran’s hands would trigger global catastrophe. A military solution is not ruled out; all options remain on the table.
The International Atomic Energy Agency stated it has no confirmation that Iran is pursuing a military nuclear program, despite accusations from several countries.
Iran has published the first set of documents revealing coordination between Israel and the IAEA leadership. The materials mention Director General Rafael Grossi by name.
The agency is negotiating in Tehran. The second round of U.S.-Iran consultations is scheduled for April 19.
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