According to him, such a case is not extraordinary and does not deserve attention.
“This is a routine thing. Particles of anthropogenic uranium that appeared there 15-30 years ago have nothing to do with the threat of nuclear proliferation, ”TASS quoted Ulyanova as saying.
The diplomat noted that such situations arise constantly and are resolved in a working order without reports to the IAEA Board of Governors.
“As a last resort, inconsistencies are noted in the annual safeguards report,” he added.
The IAEA previously published a new report on Tehran’s nuclear program, which indicated the discovery of uranium at one of Iran’s undeclared facilities.