Nuclear Agency Resumes Talks With Iran Over Access To Sites -- New York Times
LONDON — Senior inspectors from the United Nations nuclear watchdog renewed talks with Iran on Friday aimed at securing access to restricted sites where the agency believes scientists may have tested explosives that could be used as triggers for nuclear warheads, officials at the agency said.
But American officials expressed skepticism about the prospects of an agreement. “I’m not optimistic," said Robert Wood, the acting United States envoy to the International Atomic Energy Agency in Vienna. “I certainly hope that an agreement will be reached but I’m not certain Iran is ready.”
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More News On Iran Nuclear Talks
U.N. watchdog to press Iran for access in nuclear probe -- Reuters
Iran opens new talks with UN nuclear watchdog -- AFP
Iran-IAEA nuclear access talks are a test for P-5+1 negotiations -- Washington Post
6 powers, Iran, remain split on nuclear issues -- AP
World powers watch IAEA talks for signs of Iranian flexibility -- Christian Science Monitor
China urges pragmatism in Iran-U.N. nuclear talks -- CNN
Israel accuses Iran of nuke arms work through ‘deception, defiance and concealment’ strategy -- Washington Post/AP
My Comment: I have no reason to be optimistic on these talks.
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