TEHRAN-- Behrouz Kamalvandi, representative for the Atomic Energy Organization of Iran (AEOI), has actually responded to Western media reports that uranium enriched up to 84% purity has actually been discovered in Iran, saying that discovering atomic particles with that pureness is natural.

In an interview with Mehr News, Kamalvandi stated, Finding atomic particles with 84% [purity] in the enrichment procedure is a natural thing.

I mean, we may produce 5% and see 11% particles.

Or we might produce 20% and see 37% particles.

There have been such cases in the past.

When we say particles, we indicate nuclear particles that can not be seen even under a microscopic lense.

Naturally, [the existence of] such particles is a natural thing in the process of enrichment.

When you inject food items, if it is high, then it will get enriched more.

The end product is important, which is 60%.

He added, What matters to the International Atomic Energy Agency is the product that winds up being gathered, not the particle that is seen.

Several western media outlets have reported that the IAEA screens have discovered uranium products enriched up to 84%.

The problem is whether it was a blip in the reconfigured cascades or intentional.

The agency has asked Iran for an explanation, one of two diplomats who spoke with Reuters stated of the products.

The IAEA is aware of current media reports associating with uranium enrichment levels in Iran, the IAEA stated on Twitter on Sunday.

The IAEA is talking about with Iran the results of current Agency confirmation activities and will inform the IAEA Board of Governors as proper.

Iran has unequivocally denied the report that it had actually enriched uranium to levels higher than 60 percent purity, asserting that the nations nuclear centers have never breached the level.Behrouz Kamalvandi made comments on Monday in response to the Bloomberg post that declared the International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA) is looking for to understand how Iran got uranium enriched to 84% pureness.

Speaking to the Iranian state-run IRNA news firm, Kamalvandi said that Bloombergs short article was an attempt to falsify the facts.He continued by saying that, throughout the enrichment process, the simple existence of uranium particles with pureness levels surpassing 60% does not indicate that uranium is being enriched at levels above 60%.

The authorities also said that the existence of such particles is a totally normal issue throughout the enrichment of uranium and may occur even if the feedstock going into centrifuge waterfalls temporarily decreases.