On June 25, Jin10 reported that International Atomic Energy Agency Director General Grossi stated that following recent military strikes, his top priority is to restore verification access to Iran’s nuclear facilities in order to assess the impact of U.S. and Israeli military strikes on those facilities and to verify its enriched uranium stockpile. Grossi emphasized that the focus should not be on how many months Iran’s nuclear program has been delayed, but rather on finding a lasting diplomatic solution. He also mentioned that on June 13, he received a letter from Iran stating that Iran would take special measures to protect its nuclear materials and equipment. According to a report released by the International Atomic Energy Agency on June 24, despite significant damage to several Iranian nuclear facilities, there have been no reports of rising radiation levels nearby.
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