Iran says nuclear inspectors can return under agreement
Iranian President Masoud Pezeshkian has said Iran is prepared to allow United Nations nuclear inspectors to return to the country. Pezeshkian confirmed the position during an interview with a US broadcaster. He said Iran was ready to provide access to international inspectors again. The announcement comes amid ongoing discussions over Iran’s nuclear programme and international […]
Iranian President Masoud Pezeshkian has stated that his country is prepared to allow United Nations nuclear inspectors to return. In an interview with a US broadcaster, CBS News, Pezeshkian confirmed Iran's readiness to provide access to international inspectors again.
Pezeshkian also mentioned that Iran is open to reaching agreements on the inspections within the context of negotiations. According to Middle East Eye, he reiterated that Iran is not trying to build a nuclear weapon, stating that developing nuclear weapons is haram, or forbidden.
The announcement comes amid ongoing discussions over Iran's nuclear programme. Pezeshkian's comments were reported by CBS News and quoted in the Daily Times and Middle East Eye.
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