Iran moved all its equipment for the manufacture of centrifuge components from its workshop in Karaj to Natanz just six weeks after setting up another site in Isfahan to manufacture the same components, the UN nuclear watchdog said on Wednesday.
"The agency's inspectors verified that these machines remained under the Agency's seal at this site in Natanz and, therefore, were not operational," the International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA) said in a statement.
Iran granted IAEA inspectors access to Karaj in December 2021 after a months-long standoff over access that erupted after Israel sabotaged the site, according to Iran. Iran subsequently informed the IAEA in January 2022 that it was moving production to Isfahan.
Source: CNA
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