IAEA Presses Iran for Access to Military Site
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Ynet/Reuters – The UN nuclear watchdog chief pressed Iran on Monday to grant his inspectors access “without further delay” to a military site where they believe Tehran may have conducted explosives tests relevant to the development of nuclear weapons.
Yukiya Amano, director general of the International Atomic Energy Agency, said “activities” which had taken place at the Parchin facility – a reference to suspected clean-up work there – would have an “adverse impact” on the IAEA’s investigation, if and when it was allowed to go there.
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