Gharibabadi frames the current friction as a reaction to external sabotage rather than internal obstructionism. According to his statement, the degradation of oversight at specific nuclear sites stems directly from targeted attacks, which he attributes to Israeli and U.S. operations. By highlighting these gaps, the official claims the IAEA is intentionally manufacturing ambiguity regarding Iran’s nuclear program to suit a broader geopolitical agenda. This friction threatens to stall ongoing efforts to reach a stable diplomatic framework.
Iran Accuses IAEA of Politicizing Technical Oversight
Kazem Gharibabadi, Iran’s Deputy Foreign Minister, has warned the International Atomic Energy Agency against weaponizing technical reporting to exert political pressure. He argues that the watchdog’s recent focus on Iranian nuclear transparency serves to complicate diplomatic negotiations rather than resolve the underlying tensions between Tehran and international observers.
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