Iran’s Envoy to the International Atomic Energy’s Agency, Ali Asghar Soltanieh, considered on Thursday that a new report by the UN agency validated Iran’s progress in its peaceful nuclear activity.

Iran’s Envoy to the International Atomic Energy’s Agency, Ali Asghar Soltanieh, considered on Thursday that a new report by the UN agency validated Iran’s progress in its peaceful nuclear activity.

Speaking to Fars News Agency, Soltanieh said the report proved Iran's “technical and scientific success”, and showed there was "no evidence of diversion in nuclear material and activities toward military purposes" and that "all the centrifuges and each gram of uranium are under the supervision of the agency."

In its report issued on Wednesday, the IAEA outlined further progress at a reactor under construction at Arak, in central Iran.