UN Watchdog Says Iran's Bombed Nuclear Sites Are Safe to Inspect.

The article focuses on the International Atomic Energy Agency's (IAEA) call for Iran to permit nuclear inspectors to resume their operations at sites previously bombed by Israel and the US. IAEA Director General Rafael Mariano Grossi stated that the contamination at these nuclear sites is minimal and manageable with standard precautions. As the IAEA board prepares to address Iran's near-bomb-grade uranium inventory, Grossi emphasized the necessity of a diplomatic solution to ongoing tensions. The article also notes Iran's assertion that wartime conditions may suspend normal monitoring rules, while highlighting the country's longstanding denial of intentions to develop nuclear weapons amidst heightened scrutiny from the West. [Extracted from the article]