The head of the Iranian nuclear agency said Monday that Iran is continuing its 60% uranium enrichment after it agreed with the IAEA to extend the inspection agreement until June 24.

Head of Atomic Energy Organization of Iran Ali Akbar�Salehi made the remarks during a telephone conversation with the�International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA) Director-General Rafael Grossi on Monday afternoon.

According to media reports, also in the�telephone call, Iran's decision to continue to keep the data recorded by the IAEA cameras for another month was conveyed to the IAEA chief.

Salehi also said that�uranium enrichment at�60%,�20% and 5% purity levels would continue in Iran, declaring that Tehran's stockpiles of�60% enriched uranium�is over 5.2 kg, the 20% enriched uranium�is over 90 kg while the�5% enriched uranium stockpiles�is over 5 tons.

It was announced earlier on Monday that AEOI and the IAEA�agreed to extend by one month the previous 3-month agreement until June 24.

Iran and the UN nuclear watchdog reached the three-month-long temporary agreement almost three months ago�that expired on May 20�to extend the partial implementation of the Additional Protocol, which gives access to Iran nuclear sites to IAEA inspectors.