Board: [DoveNet] DoveNet General Chat Subject: Re: Good grief, groceries From: Outlaw Date: Sun Sep 27, 2026 09:14 @VIA: OUTWEST Re: Re: Good grief, groceries By: poindexter FORTRAN to Dumas Walker on Sat Sep 26 2026 11:15 am DW>> Didn't Iran sometimes turn the inspectors away? > No, not until the US exited in 2018 and reimposed sanctions. Yes, they turned inspectors away many times. here's a breakdown from AI 2006- 2010 (The Security Council Standoff): After the IAEA found Iran non-compliant in late 2005, the UN Security Council passed a series of resolutions demanding Iran halt uranium enrichment. Iran responded by suspending voluntary cooperation with the IAEA, refusing to ratify the Additional Protocol, and denying inspectors access to any facility not explicitly covered under its basic, narrow safeguards agreement. 2019 (The Natanz Incident & JCPOA Breakdown): Following the U.S. withdrawal from the 2015 nuclear pact (JCPOA), Iran systematically began breaching its enrichment caps. Tensions peaked at a physical checkpoint when Iranian guards detained a female IAEA inspector, confiscated her travel documents, and barred her from entering the Natanz enrichment plant. Iran falsely claimed she tested positive for carrying explosive materials. 2023 (The "Experienced Inspector" Purge): Iran used a political mechanism under its safeguards agreement to revoke the deployment credentials of roughly one-third of the IAEA's most senior inspection team. By targeting specifically French and German nuclear experts, Iran effectively stripped the IAEA of the core personnel who possessed the historical, institutionalknowledge needed to spot hidden enrichment activities. ------------------------------ Outlaw ....A communist is a socialist without a sense of humour. --- ■ Synchronet ■ Outwest BBS - outwest.synchro.net - Home of BBSBAS6R.ZIP .