Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu publicly revealed the existence of the warehouse in September 2018, only after becoming frustrated by the IAEA's lack of inaction on inspecting it, in the face of obvious efforts by Iran to empty the site.

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Our report tracked Iran's efforts to empty the warehouse over a number of months, following its discovery in early 2018 that Israel had seized a major portion of files from a separate building related to its past nuclear weapons program, known as the Nuclear Archive.

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Around February or March 2019, the IAEA finally visited the warehouse site and took samples to determine whether radioactive material had been present at the site. We wrote at the time that the hope was it was not "too little, too late." [link to isis-online.org] …

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