IAEA: No Evidence of Damage to Iran Nuclear Sites

0:00On March 2nd, the United Nations Nuclear Watchdog says there's no evidence recent Israeli and United States strikes on Iran damaged any nuclear sites. IAEA Chief Rafael Grossi gave this update to the agency's 35 nation board of governors on Monday. These attacks come amid long-standing worries that Iran's nuclear program is advancing toward bomb-making ability, a key reason cited by Israel and the U.S. Iran's facilities took hits back in June, with major damage reported at places like Natanz, but inspectors haven't been allowed back in since then. Grossi added that his team is still trying to contact Iranian regulators, but no response yet, leaving the full picture unclear. Moments after his statement, Iran's ambassador insisted Natanz would struck again just the day earlier, highlighting the ongoing tension as both sides. Ready for clearer facts to emerge.