Grossi's words, who spoke in an interview with the CBS News station, conflict with the statements of the US President Donald Trump, who announced that “Iran's nuclear objects were completely destroyed.”
“It can't be said that everything has disappeared and there is nothing there,” Grosi said. In his opinion, Iran still has “industrial and technological possibilities” to return to enriching uranium.
Grossi emphasized that “if they want, they would be able to do it again”. He added that this is “a matter of months”.
Israeli-Iranian conflict
Israel began on June 13 raids on nuclear and military purposes in Iran, claiming that it was one step away from building nuclear weapons. On the night of June 21-22, the US forces attacked three facilities of the Atomic Program in Iran – in Ford, Natanz and Isfahanie. From Tuesday, a truce announced by the USA has been launched between Iran and Israel.
On Saturday, the American daily “Newsweek” said that intensive construction and mining works are underway at the Iranian uranium enrichment center in Fordo.
In the latest satellite photos taken by the American group Maxar Technologies, you can see works near the underground plant, including bulldozers shifting the land and new access roads.
