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“There has been a clear setback, but the enrichment capabilities still exit.” UN chief nuclear inspector Rafael Grossi shares a detailed overview of the extent of damage to Iran’s nuclear program.

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Ed Clark1 year ago

Propaganda. Now get Israel to admit they have nukes.

Sultana 💙1 year ago

IAEA has been exposed

Greytown (Te Hūpēnui)1 year ago

...didn't Iran determine this guy was bought by the Israelis ...

Fariborzi1 year ago

Rafael Grossi is another 🇮🇱 asset & everybody knows it 🦶

Simon 🏕️1 year ago

(*exist)

Wm1 year ago

It sounds like he just described a NUCLEAR MELTDOWN! If that’s the case then he needs to report how much (if any) radioactive material was released into the air & advise on what people should do to prevent exposure to it!

Aminos1 year ago

Any news about the israeli nuclear program?

Test Account1 year ago

He is a paid puppet we all know it

tele_lover81 year ago

sounds like a good reason for Israel to resist a ceasefire

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