Iran will allow IAEA access to cameras at nuclear sites - Walla! News

2021-09-12T10:35:50.850Z

A joint statement issued after the IAEA chairman's visit to Tehran said inspectors would be able to replace the memory cards with surveillance cameras and keep the old ones in a shared pool. The urgent meeting took place in the shadow of the fear of the collapse of the nuclear talks that have not been renewed since June

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Iran will allow the IAEA to access cameras at nuclear sites

A joint statement issued after the IAEA chairman's visit to Tehran said inspectors would be able to replace the memory cards with surveillance cameras and keep the old ones in a shared pool.

The urgent meeting took place in the shadow of the fear of the collapse of the nuclear talks that have not been renewed since June

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Grossi (center) in a meeting with the deputy chairman of Iran's Atomic Energy Agency in Tehran, today (Photo: AP)

Last week, the IAEA informed the member states that no progress had been made on two key issues: providing an explanation for the uranium remains found at some old and undeclared sites and providing urgent access to some Western equipment so that the IAEA could continue to monitor Iran's nuclear deal. In 2015.