At a special session, IAEA Director General Rafael Grossi warned that attacks across the region heightened risks around operating nuclear power and research reactors. The agency reported no elevated radiation in neighboring states and, at that point, no indication that Iranian nuclear installations had been hit. The warning placed nuclear safety and civilian exposure alongside strategic arguments about Iran’s nuclear program.
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What did the IAEA warn about on March 2?
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The IAEA called for restraint because multiple regional states had operating nuclear facilities.
The IAEA reported no elevated radiation levels in neighboring states at its March 2 briefing.
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The IAEA said levels remained at usual background levels at that point.