IAEA Says Access to Iran’s Parchin Military Site Meets Demands of Nuclear Deal

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Newly released satellite imagery of Parchin plant in Iran. Photo: GEOEYE-ISIS.

The IAEA said it is satisfied with access granted by Iran to the Parchin plant. Photo: GEOEYE-ISIS.

The U.N. nuclear watchdog said it is satisfied with access Iran will grant it to the Parchin military site, suspected by some states of having in the past hosted Iranian experiments related to atomic bombs.

Without International Atomic Energy Agency confirmation that Iran is keeping promises enshrined in its landmark July 14 nuclear accord with six world powers, Tehran will not be granted much-needed relief from sanctions.

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