Iran has refused IAEA inspectors entry to nuclear facilities damaged in recent attacks • Isfahan is among the sites closed to them | The agency says nothing can replace physical access.
Iran has barred inspectors from the International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA) from nuclear facilities damaged in recent attacks. Open Source Intel reported the move in an unverified flash. Isfahan is among the sites still closed to the inspectors.
The IAEA responded that physical access to Iran's nuclear sites cannot be replaced. The agency said it must be allowed into Isfahan and must receive information about the facility.
Inspector access has also been part of mediation efforts between Washington and Tehran. On October 20, the Arabic-language newspaper Al-Araby Al-Jadeed reported on a compromise framework proposed by Pakistan and Qatar. Under the plan, Iran would receive $6 billion in interest from frozen Iranian funds held in Qatari banks in exchange for a step on oversight of its nuclear program. (Read More)
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Dr. Bill Salus reminds that Isfahan is located in the ancient territory of Elam, which is the subject of an unfulfilled last days war prophecy in Jeremiah 49:34-39. Isfahan is just one of several strategic targets located in Elam! (See targets below).
