IAEA boss warns: Israel threatens catastrophic attack on Iran composite systems!

IAEA boss warns: Israel threatens catastrophic attack on Iran composite systems!

Wieden, Österreich - In the middle of growing tensions in the Middle East, Rafael Grossi (Iaea), urgently appeals to Israel, to refrain from attacking Iranian nuclear facilities. Grossi warns that such a step could not only destabilize the military situation, but also strengthen Tehran's determination of developing nuclear weapons.

The Iranian nuclear systems are well protected, according to Grossi, and a potential attack could require a "very, very destructive force" that could ultimately be interpreted against Israel. He also illustrates that Iran is increasingly operating. There is currently a knowledge gap in the progress of his nuclear program, especially since Tehran has significantly restricted his cooperation with the IAEA.

increased tensions and threats

The situation continued to escalate after Iran Israel threatened massive retaliation measures if it actually dares to attack Iranian nuclear facilities. According to the Iranian leadership, their armed forces are targeting “secret nuclear facilities” in Israel, whereby they allegedly collected information through an intelligence surgery. However, whether this information is actually resilient remains questionable because independent verification mechanisms are missing.

The international community, led by Germany, France, Great Britain and the USA, is increasingly under pressure to tighten their attitude towards Iran. This is done against the background of the current IAEA meeting, which focuses on the secrecy of Iran's former nuclear activities. In the meantime, the United States and Iran are negotiating a new agreement to limit the controversial nuclear program.

a new agreement and possible military options

The special sent by US President Donald Trump has submitted a written proposal for agreement with regard to his nuclear program. This proposal, described as "detailed and acceptable", gives the negotiations a new impulse. However, the result of these conversations remains unclear, since Iran calls for a written assurance of his right to uranium enrichment.

Another explosive topic is the increase in Iranian uranium production, which is now almost weapon -compatible. The IAEA report notes that Iran now has almost 409 kilograms of uranium with a purity level of 60 percent-a lot that would be sufficient to manufacture an atomic bomb in the event of an enrichment. The international community is therefore forced to counter the Iranian program, while at the same time Israel is preparing for possible military options.

While the diplomatic conversations between Washington and Tehran still last, the situation remains tense and unpredictable. Both sides seem to have arrived at a turning point where diplomacy and military aggression could go hand in hand. It remains to be seen how the situation will develop and what measures the international community will take to prevent further flames of violence