The Director General of the International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA), Rafael Grossi, has said that the agency's inspectors will eventually inspect Iran's nuclear enrichment facilities.
According to foreign media reports, while talking to journalists in Tokyo, Rafael Grossi said that whether this process takes place in a few days, a week later, or 10 days later, it is certainly important but not decisive, and this inspection will take place anyway.
It is worth noting that there is a significant difference between the US and Iranian authorities' stance on monitoring Iran's nuclear program and international inspections.
US Vice President Jay Dee Vines claims that Iran has expressed willingness to allow IAEA inspectors to return to the country.
On the other hand, Iranian Foreign Ministry spokesperson Ismail Baqai, while denying this claim, said that Iran has not met with Rafael Grossi and no clear schedule has been set for a possible inspection.
Due to the contradictory statements of the two countries, the situation regarding the IAEA's access to Iran's nuclear facilities and future inspections remains unclear, however, the agency insists that the monitoring process will resume at some stage.
While talking to journalists in Pennsylvania, President Trump said that Iran's stance on the nuclear program is wrong and they also know that Iran's nuclear program will be 100% reviewed if Iran wants trouble, it can get nuclear weapons.
President Trump said that petroleum product prices are falling, which have come down to $70 per barrel.
Iranian Foreign Ministry spokesperson Ismail Baqai has clarified that there is no intention to allow the IAEA to visit the nuclear facilities targeted. Ismail Baqai said that as a member of the Nuclear Non-Proliferation Treaty, Iran will act on the current and transparent international protocol, but no clear schedule has been set for the IAEA's visits for nuclear center inspections. He said that the method of using Iran's restored funds will be determined according to national interests, while the end of the war in Lebanon is a basic condition for the memorandum of understanding with the United States. Ismail Baqai said that Iran's missile power is not part of the negotiations with the United States.