The UN’s nuclear watchdog says Iran has not attempted to repair nuclear facilities that were damaged in military attacks in 2025 and 2026. NDTV reports the IAEA Director General as saying that, since June 2025, the agency has not identified activity aimed at reconstructing or repairing those damaged sites.
Business Line and other outlets frame the update as part of the IAEA’s ongoing inspection push. During a UN Security Council meeting, the IAEA chief Rafael Grossi urges Iran to provide inspectors access to all nuclear sites, including those damaged in the strikes, to allow verification of the facilities’ current status.
The coverage across outlets stays tightly focused on the IAEA’s assessment and the demand for access, with little divergence on the core message. One outlet headline repeats the same core claim that Iran has not tried to repair the damaged facilities, while another provides the date range and emphasizes the watchdog’s findings.
