No Progress Made in IAEA, Iran Talks as Moscow Looms
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JPost/Reuters – The UN nuclear watchdog said it had made no progress in talks with Iran on Friday to finalize a deal on resuming a long-stalled investigation into suspected nuclear weapons research by Tehran and it called the outcome “disappointing”.
Herman Nackaerts, global head of inspections for the International Atomic Energy Agency, said after Friday’s meeting at IAEA headquarters in Vienna that no date for further talks on the matter had been set.
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