The International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA) is concerned about possible strikes by the Israel Defense Forces on nuclear facilities on the territory of Iran.
This was stated by IAEA Director General Raphael Grossi, reports The Times of Israel.
Grossi noted that Iran shut down its nuclear facilities on Sunday, April 14, for "security reasons."
On Monday, April 15, access to the facilities was opened, but the country's authorities did not allow IAEA inspectors to them with the explanation "until we are sure that the situation has completely calmed down."
"We are going to reopen on April 16. Our inspection activities have not been affected," Grossi said.
He also commented on the possibility of an Israeli attack on Iranian nuclear facilities.
"We're always concerned about that possibility," Grossi said.
He also called on the parties to "extreme restraint".
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