Reports: Iran will allow new UN cameras at nuclear site

Iran will permit IAEA to replace damaged cameras at nuclear site

Iran and the IAEA have agreed to reinstall cameras at a nuclear facility that were destroyed in a sabotage attack over the summer.

Iran, UN agree on replacing damaged cameras at nuclear complex

The two sides “will continue to work on remaining outstanding safeguards issues with the aim of resolving them”, says IAEA.

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Reports: Iran will allow new U.N. cameras at nuke site

(Image courtesy Pixabay)(AP) -- Iran will allow the United Nations’ nuclear watchdog to reinstall cameras damaged at a site where it has centrifuge parts and manufacturing material, semiofficial Iranian news agencies reported Wednesday.The decision will see cameras put back at Karaj, which came under what Iran describes as a sabotage attack in June. Iran since had refused the International Atomic Energy Agency access to replace cameras damaged i…

Iran agrees to reinstall cameras at nuclear facility

Damaged cameras at Iran's Karaj nuclear facility will be replaced after an agreement with the UN nuclear watchdog. The IAEA director-general said the cameras would be reinstalled in the "coming days."

Iran to allow cameras at nuclear site, UN watchdog says

The United Nations has reached a deal with Iran to replace cameras at an Iranian facility producing advanced centrifuges and other parts that enrich uranium for potential nuclear weapon development.