Reports: Iran will allow new UN cameras at nuclear site

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The decision will see cameras put back at Karaj, which came under what Iran describes as a sabotage attack in June. Iran had refused the International Atomic Energy Agency access to replace cameras damaged in the incident. The reports said Iran would keep all recordings from the cameras, however, part of another ongoing dispute.

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Times of India

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