Iran Nuclear Probe Is a Task Without End for Top Global Monitor
- IAEA’s Rafael Mariano Grossi speaks in Bloomberg interview
- Next few months may determine outcome of Persian Gulf standoff
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The international probe into Iran’s atomic activities may go on for years, according to the official whose efforts to ensure the country doesn’t develop a nuclear weapon are inextricably linked with diplomacy to calm spiraling tensions in the Persian Gulf.
International Atomic Energy Agency Director General Rafael Mariano Grossi said that even if Tehran manages to clarify the source of man-made uranium particles detected last year at several undeclared locations, the work of his inspections team won’t be finished.