Iran accuses IAEA's Grossi of failing to fulfill commitments
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- 18 June, 2025
- 16:42
The head of the Atomic Energy Organization of Iran (AEOI), Mohammad Eslami, has accused International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA) Director General Rafael Grossi of failing to meet his obligations regarding Iran's nuclear program, saying that this failure has benefited Israel.
"Grossi's delay paved the way for Israel to achieve its illegal objectives," Iran’s IRNA news agency quoted Eslami as saying, Report informs.
According to the AEOI chief, "Grossi has violated the commitments related to Iran's peaceful nuclear program."
Eslami emphasized that "the destructive role of the IAEA director general with regard to Iran will go down in history."
Earlier on Wednesday, Eslami stated that Iran's nuclear facilities remain in good condition.
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