The IAEA says it is "not able to conclude that there has been no diversion of declared nuclear material from peaceful nuclear activities in Iran", according to the Times of Israel. The finding is in the agency's confidential quarterly report to member states, which the report attributes to a lack of cooperation from Iran.
This goes further than the report's concern about the Isfahan Fuel Enrichment Plant, covered earlier. That concern is about a plant inspectors have never visited. The new finding concerns nuclear material that Iran has declared to the agency.
The report says the agency "does not know IFEP's exact location, status for safeguards purposes or whether it contains nuclear material", the Times of Israel and Dawn report. According to the Times of Israel, it asks Iran to tell the IAEA the status of its enrichment plants and its highly enriched uranium stock, and to let inspectors return to bombed sites.
Khaleej Times reports that the IAEA urges Iran to take steps to allow inspectors.