Iran has conditionally agreed to inspect its nuclear program
Tehran … News Time
Iran has conditionally agreed to inspect its nuclear program. According to Arab media, an agreement has been reached between the head of the UN nuclear watchdog and the Iranian government, in which Iran is ready to inspect its nuclear program. Under the agreement, Iran’s nuclear program will be monitored and its nuclear activities monitored for three months, but Iran has imposed certain conditions that will not allow it to take pictures while inspecting its nuclear assets. Speaking to reporters in Vienna after returning from Tehran, the head of the International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA) said his talks with Iranian officials had yielded good results that were a solution to the current situation. He said a temporary technical bilateral agreement had been reached in talks with Iran, under which the IAEA would monitor Iran’s nuclear program and its activities for three months. “We agree that we will continue this agreement and will review it regularly, during which a decision can be made to suspend or extend the agreement,” he said. On the other hand, the Iranian Atomic Energy Organization said in a statement that the additional protocol to the 2015 nuclear deals and access to the IAEA would be completely suspended in connection with the monitoring of the nuclear program. The IAEA said that those inspecting the nuclear program would not be allowed access beyond a certain location.
