UN Nuclear Agency: Iran installing advanced centrifuges

Meanwhile, Netanyahu is reportedly considering revealing new information about Iran nuclear program

The International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA) revealed on Monday that Iran is installing advanced centrifuges as it continues to back away from commitments outlined in the 2015 nuclear deal. 

In a statement, the International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA) said that on September 7 it had "verified that the following centrifuges were either installed or being installed...: 22 IR-4, one IR-5, 30 IR-6 and three IR-6."

The IAEA Board of Governors is slated to meet on Monday to discuss the troubled Joint Comprehensive Plan Of Action (JCPOA) while the UN agency's acting director, Cornel Feruta, is in Tehran for high-level talks with senior officials. 

Meanwhile, Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu is reportedly considering revealing new information regarding Iran's nuclear program to the public, according to Israeli broadcaster Channel 13. 

The information is said to stem from data Israel acquired during a daring clandestine operation conducted last year. 

The Prime Minter's Office did not deny the Channel 13's reporting, only saying it had "no comment" at the moment.