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Bloomberg: Iran still blocking IAEA inspectors from nuclear sites
- 02 September, 2026
- 08:30
Iran continues to deny International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA) inspectors access to its nuclear facilities.
According to Report, citing Bloomberg, this was highlighted in the IAEA's latest report.
The document states that inspectors have not yet been allowed to enter the Isfahan, Natanz, and Fordow sites, which were damaged in Israeli-American attacks. The IAEA previously detected more than 440 kg of highly enriched uranium and around 8,600 kg of low-enriched uranium at these facilities.
The IAEA's report warns that the lack of updated information about this nuclear material raises non-proliferation concerns for IAEA Director General Rafael Grossi, who urged Tehran to grant inspectors access as soon as possible.
It also notes that inspectors are expected to gain entry to the Bushehr Nuclear Power Plant in mid-September.
Bloomberg clarified that the IAEA Board of Governors will review the situation regarding Iran's nuclear program next week.