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Satellite image of Iran's Parchin nuclear facility. The IAEA suspects it to have military elements and is concerned about clean up efforts to hide intentions of nuclear program. Photo: Institute for Science and International Security.
Times of Israel – Iran’s atomic energy organization on Saturday said it was denying international inspectors access to the suspected nuclear facility at Parchin, stating the IAEA was not entitled to visit the military complex outside the Iranian capital of Iran.
“Legally, they are not entitled to visit Parchin since we have not accepted and are not exercising the Additional Protocol (to the NPT),” the Atomic Energy Organization of Iran’s Spokesman Behrouz Kamalvandi was quoted by the semi-official Fars news agency saying.
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