UN watchdog 'increasingly concerned' over uninspected Iran nuclear site
Findings are available in the analysis below.1 finding Left out here: Leaves out what changes the picture
The BBC writes that Iran has restricted inspectors' access since the war began but never gives Iran's stated reason: that the military attacks and continuing security threats have made normal inspections impractical. Without it, a reader sees the restriction as a refusal with no stated cause, although Iran's account of the same report was available.
How we know
- Ynet News (English) reported“has argued that military attacks and continuing security threats have made normal inspections impractical”IAEA raises alarm over Iran's nuclear program as tanker hits mine in Strait of Hormuz (opens in a new tab)
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Read the original article on bbc.co.uk (opens in a new tab)What we found (1)
BBC News reports the IAEA's growing concern over the Isfahan enrichment plant it has not been allowed to inspect. It names the US and Israel as the attackers, attributes their stated reason for the strikes, and gives Iran's denial the final word. The one gap is that the BBC reports Iran's restriction of inspectors without Iran's stated reason for it, which other coverage of the same report carried.
Leaves out what changes the picture
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What is missing
The BBC writes that Iran has restricted inspectors' access since the war began but never gives Iran's stated reason: that the military attacks and continuing security threats have made normal inspections impractical. Without it, a reader sees the restriction as a refusal with no stated cause, although Iran's account of the same report was available.
How we know
- Ynet News (English) reported“has argued that military attacks and continuing security threats have made normal inspections impractical”IAEA raises alarm over Iran's nuclear program as tanker hits mine in Strait of Hormuz (opens in a new tab)
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