Iran�s governor to the International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA) says security measures at the country�s nuclear facilities have been reasonably tightened after the UN agency claimed inappropriate security checks of its inspectors at one of Iran�s nuclear facilities.
�Security measures at the nuclear facilities in Iran are, reasonably, tightened,� Kazem Gharibabadi�tweeted�Tuesday, hinting at repeated acts of sabotage against Iranian nuclear sites in recent years, which have been blamed on Israel.
�The IAEA inspectors have gradually come up with the new rules and regulations,� Gharibabadi added.


Security measures at the nuclear facilities in Iran are, reasonably, tightened. The IAEA inspectors have gradually come up with the new rules and regulations.



� Gharibabadi (@Gharibabadi) September 14, 2021

The remarks came after The Wall Street Journal quoted diplomats as saying that Iranian security staff had subjected female IAEA inspectors to inappropriate searches.

In a statement issued in response to the report, the IAEA did not specify the inspectors� gender but said it immediately raised the issue with Iran.

�Iran has provided explanations related to reinforced security procedures following events at one of their facilities. As a result of this exchange between the Agency and Iran there have been no further incidents,� the IAEA said.

 

Source: Press TV