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IAEA, mentioned 13 times across podcast episodes and expert conversations analyzed by Sonic.

What IAEA has said

The US should offer to share peaceful benefits of superintelligence with other countries in exchange for non-proliferation commitments, similar to the Atoms for Peace program.

bullish·Leopold Aschenbrenner

J.D. Vance predicts that IAEA inspectors will be allowed into Iran within the week, with initial conversations potentially starting on the day of the press conference.

bullish·J.D. Vance

Iran has agreed to allow IAEA inspectors to return to the country as a first step towards ending its nuclear weapons program.

bullish·J.D. Vance

The US should offer to share peaceful benefits of superintelligence with other countries in exchange for non-proliferation commitments, similar to the Atoms for Peace program.

Expert perspectiveLeopold AschenbrennerJul 28

J.D. Vance predicts that IAEA inspectors will be allowed into Iran within the week, with initial conversations potentially starting on the day of the press conference.

Expert perspectiveJ.D. VanceJun 22

Iran has agreed to allow IAEA inspectors to return to the country as a first step towards ending its nuclear weapons program.

Official sourceJ.D. VanceJun 22

The JCPOA required Iran to reduce its enriched uranium stockpile by 98%, dismantle two-thirds of its centrifuges, cap enrichment at 3.7%, and accept unannounced IAEA monitoring.

Expert perspectiveScott GallowayJun 22

Iran possesses 441 kilograms of 60% enriched uranium, which has been inspected and verified by the IAEA.

Official sourceEric TownsendJun 17

The IAEA is warning of a possible nuclear event in the Gulf region.

Expert perspectiveTerry HaynesJun 10

The IAEA assessed that Iran's recent attack on a nuclear reactor in the United Arab Emirates was more dangerous than attacking the Zaporizhzhia nuclear plant in Ukraine.

Expert perspectiveTerry HaynesJun 10

The Director General of the IAEA has stated that approximately half of Iran's highly enriched uranium is believed to be located at the Isfahan facility.

Expert perspectiveCourtney CubbyApr 20

Iranian threats to withdraw from the Non-Proliferation Treaty (NPT) or end cooperation with the IAEA could provoke a preemptive military strike from Israel.

Expert perspectiveAfshon OstovarApr 20

Israel's 1981 strike on the Osirak reactor, an IAEA-safeguarded facility, was counterproductive and drove Saddam Hussein's nuclear program underground, where it became a secret weapons program.

Expert perspectiveScott HortonApr 3

The Trump administration's offer to Iran in Oman proposed allowing temporary above-ground enrichment in exchange for rendering below-ground facilities non-operational, with a plan to create a future m...

Expert perspectiveMark DubowitzApr 3

Iran officially notified the IAEA of the existence of the Fordow (Qom) facility before it was publicly "exposed" by Western governments, in accordance with its safeguards agreement.

Expert perspectiveScott HortonApr 3

Iran was not in violation of its IAEA safeguards agreement when the Natanz facility was publicly revealed, as it was still six months away from introducing nuclear material.

Expert perspectiveScott HortonApr 3

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