6 highlights from CBS News' interview with IAEA chief Rafael Grossi
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IAEA director-general told CBS News Iran still has technical capacity to revive its nuclear program despite U.S. military strikes.
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Rafael Grossi, director-general of the International Atomic Energy Agency, told CBS News in an interview that Iran retains the technical capacity to revive its nuclear program despite recent U.S. military strikes that have set back the initiative. Grossi's assessment comes as the Trump administration and international partners continue monitoring Iran's nuclear activities under the IAEA's supervision. The comments underline persistent concerns about Iran's nuclear ambitions and the fragility of any restrictions on its atomic program even after military action. The interview covered six key topics related to Iran's nuclear capabilities and the international response to them. Grossi's warnings are significant given his agency's role as the world's primary monitor of Iran's nuclear compliance and potential proliferation risks.
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