The International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA) did not sign that Tehran is going to acquire nuclear weapons, Rafael Grossi, the agency's CEO, stated in an interview with Polish "Rzhechmpolita" newspaper.
"The fact that Iran can acquire nuclear weapons, and the fact that it has two different issues. The data provided to us were really sensitive, as they testified about a certain potential of the nuclear bomb.
"However, this does not require the basis that this potential will be carried out," Gross said that even if Tehran had such an intention, it would require "months or even more."
According to him, "Iranians will have to recycle the enriched uranium, which they have not yet started."
"Second, it is necessary to create a whole range of very complex systems, which should also be small enough to fit into a nuclear warhead," he said.
