Iran, IAEA Fail to Agree on Deal; No New Date Set for Talks
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The United Nations atomic watchdog failed to reach a deal with Iran that would give inspectors access to alleged nuclear facilities and couldn’t agree on a date for a future meeting, the agency’s top negotiator said.
“We will work hard now to try and resolve the remaining differences, but time is needed to reflect on a way forward,” International Atomic Energy Agency chief inspector Herman Nackaerts said today at Vienna International Airport after returning from a one-day meeting in Tehran. The IAEA, which had announced new dates for discussions after its last two rounds of talks, has “unwavering” commitment to the process, he said.