Iran Deal Negotiators Split Over Monitoring of Secret Nuclear Facilities
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Nuclear negotiators are at odds over unknown nuclear facilities in Iran. Photo: Nanking2012 via Wikimedia Commons.
Over the past 20 months, world powers seeking a nuclear deal with Iran have worked out tentative agreements to monitor and secure the country’s known nuclear facilities to prevent it from building a bomb.
But as negotiations head for a June 30 deadline, diplomats are still at odds over a tougher issue: how to keep tabs on military bases and other sites where the Iranians might secretly work on a weapon.
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