Samples Taken From Parchin Without IAEA Inspectors Present, Iran Atomic Agency Says

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

Samples were taken from the Parchin plant in Iran. Photo: GEOEYE-ISIS.

Iranian nuclear experts have taken environmental samples from the military base at Parchin without United Nations inspectors being present, the spokesman for Iran’s atomic energy agency was quoted as saying on Monday.

The procedure for taking the samples, which could shed light on whether Iran’s nuclear program ever had a military dimension, has been under intense discussion since Tehran reached a nuclear deal with world powers in July.

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