International Atomic Energy Agency: Iran blocks repair of monitoring equipment at Karaj nuclear facility
The Revolutionary Guards' public relations department announced in a statement that the fire at one of the IRGC's self-sufficiency research centers in western Tehran had been contained. The announcement did not mention the cause of the fire in the center
The Revolutionary Guards' public relations department announced in a statement that the fire at one of the IRGC's self-sufficiency research centers in western Tehran had been contained. The announcement did not mention the cause of the fire in the center
Fars News Agency reported a fire in one of the Revolutionary Guards' self-sufficiency research centers in western Tehran and announced that three employees of the center had been taken to hospital due to injuries. Fars wrote that the fire brigade had contained the fire.
The Iranian Student Opinion Polling Center (ISPA) has published the results of a survey that shows that more than 70% of the audience of radio and television news in Iran are people over 50 years old. In contrast, 64.8% of people aged 18 to 29 said that cyberspace is their most important source of news.
The Wall Street Journal's Lawrence Norman quoted several informed sources as saying that Iran had blocked the International Atomic Energy Agency's access to the nuclear facility in Karaj. The agency had previously said that one surveillance camera was destroyed after the attack on the facility and that another surveillance camera film was missing.
