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Would not bring any solution on the table. this is, of course, a bloody difficult situation, it's a war, it's a very serious war, and get any improvement is very difficult. we are trying, we are trying very hard, yes. just one more practical point on the situation in zaporizhzhia — the ukrainians have suggested that you are being used, to a certain extent, by the russians because the russians put on a show for you, but do not allow you to see every part of the plant. they don't allow you to see all their military equipment. they don't allow you to go into the emergency crisis centre, where t...

And yet your inspectors sit there and it seems can do nothing about it. well, i would disagree, i would disagree with that. first of all, the fact that we have a permanent presence there has improved the situation in many respects. these people have somebody to talk to. we have been acting upon testimonies and we also can tell you and the world what is actually going on there, technically speaking and in general. otherwise, what you have is, of course, as in any war, you have different narratives, a saying b did this, and b saying a did that, so and we not knowing what, what is happening... if...

This is very, very strange. of course, the iaea does not inspect ala carte, or we go somewhere because somebody says something else. but since we are at war, or they are at war, or we are in the middle of a war, and these things are so serious, i discussed with my ukrainian counterparts and discussed personally with foreign minister dmytro kuleba and he himself said, "i mean, let's put these allegations to rest and let you guys come and inspect." and we sent, in fact, three teams, one team went to an r&d facility in the outskirts of kyiv. another one went to a mine. and there's a third one tha...

By adopting nuclear. given everything we've said about the insecurities and the alarm and the danger in ukraine right now, given the unknowns and the suspicions around a possible dual—use programme in iran, do you really want more and more countries around the world to go nuclear? well, i would say that your characterisation of me as a crusader would not go down well in many parts of the world, i suppose. and i don't see myself as that. well, i can give you the quotes, if you like. you go on the record saying... i know, if it's my quotes, i suppose i know what i said. so, listen, it's very s...

Another key part of thejcpoa. in your view, number one, does it violate the agreement? and number two, does it make your work in iran even more difficult? it makes our work more difficult, true. but, you know, when it comes to nuclear non—proliferation, nuclear material, especially at a situation of war, nothing comes easily our way. so, we are used to this and we must find a way around it. and we will, i'm sure we will. a final point — and arguably, it's the most important question of all for this interview — you are, in many ways, seen as a missionary, a crusader for spreading civil nu...