The results of such negotiations over nuclear weapons are, sadly, predictable.
The UN International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA) Director General Rafael Grossi traveled to Iran to attend the International Conference on Nuclear Science and Technology 2024 on May 6-8 in Isfahan, Iran. Platitudes, no doubt, will abound, but little substantive progress will be made. According to IAEA, during his trip to Isfahan, Grossi wants to discuss nuclear issues and get Iran to agree to more stringent controls over its nuclear weapons program.
Grossi’s visit to Iran last year had similar expectations with equally predictable disappointment. Liberty Nation’s report in April — “Is Iran Closing In on Nuclear Weapons?” — explained that the country has been diligently pursuing the refinement of nuclear material to achieve weapons-grade uranium U-235. “There are reasons for concern…
