IAEA report proves no deviation in nuclear program
IRNA - Islamic Republic News Agency
Tehran, June 1, IRNA
Iran-Hosseini-IAEA
Foreign Ministry spokesman, Mohammad-Ali Hosseini, said on Sunday that the recent report by the UN nuclear agency proves that there is no deviation in Iran's nuclear program from civilian purpose.
Talking to reporters during his weekly press briefing, he said, the recent report issued by the International Atomic Energy Agency on Iran also indicates that all Iranian sites have been under the IAEA full supervision.
The report has reiterated that all nuclear substances existing in the enrichment fuel center along with the installed waterfalls are being monitored by the agency, Hosseini added.
"The report also said that all the agency's findings are in full conformity with Iran's nuclear activities at the enrichment and Natanz centers," he stressed.
Hosseini further highlighted a note of the report which confirmed that the Islamic Republic has had no reprocessing activities at its nuclear installations.
"The IAEA report has also reiterated that all activities at Arak installations are under direct supervision of the agency," he said, quoting the report as also saying that "all Iran's fuel consignments received for Bushehr nuclear power plant have been supervised by the agency".
The agency has fully supervised all issues even the injections and stressed that there is no concern for the agency over the enrichment activities, Hosseini further told reporters.
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