Iran hasn't tried to repair nuclear facilities damaged in Israeli-U.S. strikes: IAEA chief

Iran's nuclear facilities, which were damaged in recent strikes by Israel and the US, have not been repaired, according to Rafael Grossi, the chief of the International Atomic Energy Agency. This development is significant because it suggests that Iran's nuclear program may be facing operational challenges. The lack of access to all nuclear sites, including those damaged, is a major concern for the IAEA, which is trying to ensure that Iran's program is peaceful.

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The conflict between Iran and the US-Israel alliance is escalating. This could lead to higher tensions and affect global markets.

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