UN Demands Transparency From Iran, Ignores Allies' Nuclear Secrets
According to The New Arab, Grossi urged Iran to open sites allegedly bombed by the US and Israel in June. This perennial hand-wringing over Iran's nuclear program conveniently sidesteps the nuclear programs of ostensible allies, whose facilities remain largely uninspected, undeclared, and undeniably potent. When was the last time the IAEA demanded snap inspections of Dimona, for instance?
(Spoiler: never.) This isn't about safety or non-proliferation; it's about control. The hypocrisy is palpable: lecture Iran on international obligations while turning a blind eye to partners. It appears that 'key sites' requiring inspection are only those belonging to states not aligned with Washington's agenda. The silence on other undeclared arsenals speaks volumes about the IAEA's selective
vision.