Overview
- Foreign Minister Abbas Araghchi said there is no enrichment at any site, citing damage to enrichment facilities targeted in June.
- He asserted all facilities are under IAEA safeguards, even as recent reports say Iran curtailed cooperation after the E3 triggered UN sanctions.
- The IAEA has sought long overdue inspections at several bombed sites and says it cannot verify previous 60% stockpiles since the attacks.
- Key complexes at Fordow, Natanz and Isfahan were hit with bunker-busting munitions, and Iranian air defenses were heavily degraded.
- Araghchi rejected prospects for talks under current U.S. terms, while Iranian officials warned they could rethink their approach if Europeans push a new IAEA resolution.