Iran claims IAEA chief Rafael Grossi is collaborating with Israel, questioning agency's neutrality
Gabriel Dumitrache
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Iranian intelligence has published documents suggesting that Rafael Grossi, the head of the IAEA, is said to be working closely with Israel, carrying out its directives. This raises questions about the independence of the IAEA. Grossi condemned Iran's obtaining these documents as a breach of cooperation. In addition, the IAEA reported evidence that Iran had obtained confidential information, an accusation Tehran rejected as slanderous. This comes amid tensions between Iran and Israel.
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