The International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA) appears in 7 documents within the Epstein files, but these mentions are not connected to Jeffrey Epstein himself. Rather, they appear in documents discussing Iranian nuclear policy, international relations, and energy policy.

The IAEA is mentioned exclusively in the context of policy documents and analytical reports about Iran's nuclear program, sanctions, and international inspections. These references appear in House Oversight Committee documents that discuss geopolitical topics including the Joint Comprehensive Plan of Action (JCPOA), UN nuclear inspections at facilities like Parchin, and Iran's enrichment activities. One document references Mohamed ElBaradei, former IAEA director and Nobel Prize winner. The mentions are purely informational and appear in broader policy briefings rather than having any direct connection to Epstein's activities.

Key Highlights

• •All 7 mentions occur in House Oversight Committee documents discussing Iranian nuclear policy and international relations
• •References include the IAEA's role in inspecting Iranian military facilities like Parchin under international agreements
• •One document mentions Mohamed ElBaradei, former IAEA director and Nobel Peace Prize recipient
• •The mentions appear alongside discussions of Barack Obama, Benjamin Netanyahu, and Iran sanctions policy
• •These documents appear to be policy briefings or intelligence reports included in the House Oversight Committee's collection, unrelated to Epstein's personal network

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