Iranian parliamentary law and Supreme National Security Council decisions continue to bar IAEA access to the damaged enrichment facilities at Isfahan, Fordow, and Natanz following 2025-2026 US-Israeli strikes. Tehran has withheld information on remaining enriched uranium stockpiles and denied on-site verification at the affected sites, leaving the agency without direct monitoring since mid-2025. The IAEA Board of Governors referred Iran to the UN Security Council in September 2026 over safeguards non-compliance, while Director General Rafael Grossi has emphasized the need for robust inspections amid post-conflict diplomacy. Iranian officials have conditioned any resumption on formal safety assurances and broader agreements, with no confirmed visits scheduled. These access restrictions and stalled negotiations shape trader assessments of near-term inspection prospects.
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