IAEA Wants Access to Iranian Nuclear Sites
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by News Editor
JPost/Reuters – The UN nuclear watchdog will attempt in new talks with Iran on Friday to make progress towards answering questions about suspected atom bomb research in the Islamic state, more than two months after the previous meeting ended in failure.
The International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA) issued a brief statement confirming the talks, to be held at Iran’s diplomatic mission in Vienna, after diplomats earlier on Tuesday told Reuters they expected a new meeting on that day.
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