Iran Can Do More After Record Nuclear Inspections, IAEA Says
- IAEA’s board meets for first time since Trump left Iran deal
- Iran’s supreme leader reiterates calls on nuclear capacity
Pedestrians pass a mural depicting Ruhollah Khomeini, founder of the Islamic republic of Iran, in Tehran.
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Iran could do a better job of cooperating with international inspectors who conducted a record number of snap visits last year to its nuclear-related facilities, the United Nations’ atomic watchdog said, as doubts persist about the future of a landmark deal the U.S. has abandoned.
“There’s room to provide us with more proactive and timely cooperation,” Yukiya Amano, the International Atomic Energy Agency’s director general, said Monday in Vienna. “I am not saying we have any concerns. The agency has conducted complementary accesses to all the sites and locations in Iran which we needed to visit.”