Iran stays whole
No direct effectNo direct effect.
The holder of this office is not in our data.
How far to cooperate with the Agency is set by the Supreme National Security Council and by law.
Since June 2025 the Agency has not known where the 440 kg of 60 percent uranium is, or how much remains. The Board of Governors has reported the file to the Security Council.
I would offer one small but measurable technical step: accounting for the material at one named site, in return for no new action at the Security Council.
Signs that information from the visit is reaching anyone outside the Agency.
Each column shows whether the decision brings Iran closer to that goal or takes it further away. The middle line is today.
No direct effect.
Less uncertainty weakens the pretext for a new attack; but any access reveals information about damaged sites.
Iran moves the file itself: a step for a step, not under pressure.
440.9kg of uranium
Enrichment to 60 percent is a short technical step from weapons grade. The Agency says Iran is the only state without nuclear weapons to have produced this much.
13 Jun 2025 · Source: IAEA Board report GOV/2026/50, para. 27 and footnote 17
3 Jun 2026
The only inspection since the war began was at the Bushehr power plant on 1 to 3 June 2026. No access has been given to the facilities damaged in June 2025.
Another inspection at Bushehr was planned for mid-September 2026 and Iran had confirmed access; its outcome has not been reported yet.
1 Sep 2026 · Source: IAEA Board report GOV/2026/50, paras 15 and 21
9 Sep 2026
The Board of Governors voted 23 in favour to report Iran's file to the Security Council, for the first time in twenty years. Russia, China and Niger voted against.
The date is from the Agency itself; the vote count is from Agence France-Presse.
9 Sep 2026 · Source: IAEA, chronology of key events، France 24 / AFP (vote count and referral)
22facilities
Iran has declared 22 facilities to the Agency. Seven that held nuclear material were damaged in the June 2025 strikes: Fordow, two units at Natanz and four at Isfahan.
1 Sep 2026 · Source: IAEA Board report GOV/2026/50, paras 22–25 and Annex
I would send parliament a wartime budget amendment: stop non-essential spending and put that money straight onto the tables of low-income families.
Instead of arguing over who goes first, I would propose a shared day zero: on the same day Iran opens the way for merchant ships and the United States pauses the blockade; the remaining points follow within thirty days.
I would narrow the gap between the two rates on a schedule announced in advance, and at the same time stop lending to the government and to unsound banks.