US EditionIran agrees to allow in a team to discuss restoring nuclear monitoring, a UN watchdog says
- Rafael Mariano Grossi announced Wednesday Iran will allow an International Atomic Energy Agency technical team.
- This follows recent negotiations Saturday after Iran curtailed agency access at nuclear sites.
- The technical team will discuss restoring monitoring and access at nuclear sites.
- Rafael Grossi called the decision an "encouraging sign."
- The agency head emphasized that ensuring compliance needs the agency's expertise.
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Iran accepts inspection of its nuclear plants
Washington. Iran agreed to allow the entry of a technical team of the International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA) in the coming days to discuss the restoration of surveillance with cameras at nuclear plants, reported yesterday the head of the United Nations control body, while the US Secretary of State, Marco Rubio, assured that Tehran will have to stop enriching uranium under any agreement with the United States and will only be able to import wh…
The Times of Northwest Indiana
Iran to allow IAEA team to restore surveillance
WASHINGTON — Iran agreed to allow in an International Atomic Energy Agency technical team in the coming days to discuss restoring camera surveillance at nuclear sites, the head of the U.N. nuclear watchdog said Wednesday, calling it an encouraging signal…
The Billings Gazette
The Grand Island IndependentIran agrees to allow nuclear monitoring
WASHINGTON — Iran agreed to allow in an International Atomic Energy Agency technical team in the coming days to discuss restoring camera surveillance at nuclear sites, the head of the U.N. nuclear watchdog said Wednesday, calling it an encouraging signal…
Daily Journal
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Iran agrees to allow in team to discuss restoring nuclear monitoring
Iran has agreed to allow in an International Atomic Energy Agency technical team in the coming days to discuss restoring camera surveillance at nuclear sites, the head of the U.N. nuclear watchdog said Wednesday, calling it an encouraging signal of Iran's attitude toward nuclear talks with the United States. Rafael…
IAEA Chief Sees an Encouraging Sign From Iran
Iran has agreed to allow in an International Atomic Energy Agency technical team in the coming days to discuss restoring camera surveillance at nuclear sites, the head of the UN nuclear watchdog said Wednesday. Rafael Mariano Grossi called it an encouraging signal of Iran's attitude toward nuclear talks with the...
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