Eslami Accuses IAEA of Political Pressure Over Inspections

Expanding on Iran's inspection refusal, Eslami accuses the IAEA of applying 'political and psychological pressure' by demanding access to bombed nuclear sites without first addressing the legality of the strikes. He argues that inspection protocols designed for intact facilities cannot be applied to sites damaged by bunker-buster munitions, and that new frameworks must be developed. Western diplomats dismiss the argument as a stalling tactic designed to shield reconstruction activities from scrutiny.