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The Iranian policy of the United Nations atomic agency receives mixed criticism after the “erased” nuclear sites of the United States
After 12 days of fighting, President Donald Trump and Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu declared the victory against the Iranian nuclear program.
Trump said three nuclear sites had been erased because Netanyahu has announced that Israel had “suppressed an immediate existential threat: both in the nuclear field and in the field of ballistic missiles” – achievements The United Nations International Atomic Energy Agency (AIEA) has failed to reach around 20 years in Iran’s nuclear activities.
Dr. or Rabinowitz, a stock market for nuclear proliferation of the Hebrew University of Jerusalem and Associate Professor Guest at the University of Stanford, told Fox News Digital that IAEA “could, in itself, a country that wanted to divert nuclear matter and technology from its civil program to its military program”.
“This can warn, and that’s what he did,” she said. “Sometimes these warnings have led to the resolutions of the United Nations Security Council, and sometimes they have not done so, but IEA in itself cannot do more than that – it is as strong as the members of the Board of Directors and the countries that participate.”
A few days before Israel launched its military assault on Iran in order to withdraw the nuclear threat – and conventional weapons, the world nuclear guard dog reported that Iran had approximately 408.6 kilograms (almost 901 pounds) enriched with 60%uranium, enough to make nine nuclear bombs.
The report, which also criticized Iran’s lack of cooperation with IAEA, prompted the agency’s council of governors, for the first time in 20 years, to declare that the Islamic Republic was in violation of its non-proliferation obligations.
“We should not be surprised by this failure, and we must add to this failure, the United Nations failure,” said Dr. Yoel Guzansky, principal researcher at the University National Security Studies Institute Tel Aviv. Guzansky stressed the fact that barely a week ago, in the midst of launching hundreds of ballistic missiles in Israeli cities and cities, the Iranian Minister of Foreign Affairs Abbas Araghchi addressed the United Nations Human Rights Council in Geneva.
“Iran was welcomed there and Israel was criticized,” he noted. “It simply shows that the United Nations system has long failed and needs to reshape, redesign, reconstruction,” continued Guzansky, adding this compared to other UN bodies, “the AIEA is quite well.”
“It is not in black and white, he had some achievements, but it depends on your expectations,” he continued. “I don’t think anyone expected that IEA completely prevents Iran.”
Guzansky said that two decades of inspections and such reports had in fact enabled Israel and the United States to “collect information and an understanding of the Iranian nuclear program” – a fact that was tested in the last week.
Iran constantly argued that all of its nuclear activities were entirely peaceful and that it would never seek to develop or acquire nuclear weapons. “The real problem here is not necessarily the AIEA is that Iran cheeks for 20 years and has not played a straight bat,” said Alan Mendoza, executive director of the Henry Jackson Society.
“Iran has confusing and deceptive and by developing programs secretly, to which the IAEA could not access,” he said, adding: “So, in many ways, it is not the fault of the IAEA, in itself, it has no capacity for application-its work is only to monitor.”
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