Iran To Allow U.N. Inspections Of Two Ex-Nuclear Sites

France 24: Iran agrees to grant UN nuclear watchdog access to suspected sites

Tehran and the UN's nuclear watchdog said Wednesday that they had reached an agreement to allow the International Atomic Energy Agency the access it has requested to two sites in Iran.

"Iran is voluntarily providing the IAEA with access to the two locations specified by the IAEA," the two sides said in a joint statement, adding they had agreed on dates for the access and the verification activities there.

IAEA Director General Rafael Grossi travelled to Tehran this week in the Argentine's first visit there since taking on the top post at the agency last year.

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WNU Editor: These sites have been inactive for a long time. It is the active sites that Iran should open up for inspections.

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