The United States’ reaction to the International Atomic Energy Agency’s report on Iran has not been made public yet, and I have no opinion on it.
A spokesperson for the US Department of State responded to a question regarding the release of the new report by the International Atomic Energy Agency on Iran.
Matthew Miller, a spokesperson for the US Department of State, in response to a question about Reuters’ claim regarding the leaked report by the International Atomic Energy Agency on Iran’s nuclear program, which mentions Iran’s uranium enrichment levels close to bomb-grade, said, “As far as I know, this report has not been made public yet, and I do not have any opinion on a report that has not been published.”
Miller, in part of this press briefing published on the US Department of State website, said, “But we still have serious concerns about the continued expansion of Iran’s nuclear program, including the ongoing production of high-enriched uranium, for which there is no credible non-civilian explanation.”
The International Atomic Energy Agency, in its quarterly report, as reported by Reuters, has announced that Iran’s enriched uranium stockpile has increased from 10387 kilograms since the previous report to 55255 kilograms.
Reuters reported, citing the Atomic Energy Agency, that Iran’s enriched uranium stockpile has reached 1215 kilograms with a 68% reduction, now enriched to 60% purity.