国际原子能机构：将审议伊朗核问题决议草案

Core Viewpoint - The International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA) is set to review a resolution draft concerning Iran's nuclear issues, with IAEA Director General Grossi emphasizing the need for Iran to fully cooperate with IAEA verification efforts [1] Group 1: IAEA's Actions and Statements - IAEA verification personnel have returned to Iran but have not yet been able to inspect key nuclear facilities affected by attacks in June, such as Fordow and Natanz [1] - Iran has not provided reports on the affected facilities and related nuclear materials, which it is obligated to do under safeguard agreements [1] - Grossi stated that the resolution draft will be reviewed by the IAEA Board, and if passed, it will be executed by the IAEA [1] Group 2: Iran's Response and Concerns - Iran has warned that the resolution draft proposed by the US, UK, France, and Germany would be a "major mistake" and an attempt to politicize the IAEA [1] - Iran's warning indicates that the passing of the resolution could impact its cooperation with the IAEA [6] Group 3: Challenges for IAEA - The situation reflects the IAEA's struggle to balance political resolutions and technical verifications, especially in a context of significant trust deficits [6] - Regardless of whether the resolution passes, the primary challenge for the IAEA remains ensuring necessary verifications continue amid a lack of trust [6]