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Add as a preferred source on GoogleAnadolu Agency reported that the allegation came during a weekly Foreign Ministry news conference and included a claim that the agency's reports on Iran were one-sided.
Iran's Foreign Ministry spokesman accused the International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA) of being influenced by the United States and some European countries, putting the U.N. nuclear watchdog's independence at issue in its reporting on Iran's nuclear program.
At a weekly Foreign Ministry news conference, the spokesman also described the agency's reports on Iran as one-sided, Anadolu Agency reported.
Iran has not allowed inspectors to visit the declared facility or review its design plans, according to the report.
Trump did not name the sites or confirm a strike order. The International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA) says it cannot verify damaged facilities or the current status of nuclear material without access.
MacIntosh said the IAEA Board of Governors referred Iran to the U.N. Security Council in September, after a June 2025 noncompliance finding.
