The report of the U.S. State Department added: The nuclear agreement concluded with Iran in 2015 failed to provide a permanent plan to deal with the destabilizing nuclear activities of the Iranian regime, and it even encouraged Tehran and made it more dangerous. According to the U.S. State Department's report, Iran's history of denial, delay and deception in its dealings with the IAEA is repeating itself, as it has refused to fully cooperate with the Agency’s requests to answer questions related to its nuclear materials and activities since July 2019, and Iran's failure to meet the standards of the IAEA raises serious questions about Iran's compliance with its guarantees and obligations under the Non-Proliferation Treaty (NPT). The report indicated that the IAEA revealed additional details in November 2019, when it discovered traces of uranium that had been chemically treated at an Iranian site that the agency had not been informed about by the Iranians. As the IAEA continues to evaluate Iran's recent interpretation of the presence of these uranium traces, Iran has so far demonstrated its unwillingness or inability to respond definitively to the agency's questions related to these activities. --SPA 02:17 LOCAL TIME 23:17 GMT 0022 www.spa.gov.sa/w1418384