Trump says Iran agreed to nuclear inspections, Tehran denies deal
Trump said Iran agreed to let IAEA inspectors return, while Tehran denied any new commitment and said no site visits were scheduled.
- On Tuesday, Foreign ministry spokesperson Esmaeil Baqaei denied claims by U.S. Vice President JD Vance that Tehran agreed to permit International Atomic Energy Agency inspectors to return to nuclear sites bombed last year.
- Tensions stem from July 2025, when Iran suspended cooperation with the IAEA after non-compliance findings, while current negotiations in Switzerland aim to establish a 60-day roadmap addressing sanctions relief and nuclear monitoring.
- While Vance called the agreement 'a major milestone,' Baqaei stated, "We have not had a meeting with the director general of the IAEA, nor do we have any plans for the agency to inspect Iran's nuclear facilities."
- Mediators Pakistan and Qatar defined progress as "positive" and "constructive," as parties formed a "High Level Committee" and four working groups to address sanctions, nuclear issues, and reconstruction.
- Negotiators have 60 days to reach a final deal; success depends on resolving site access disputes, given that IAEA officials believe roughly 900 pounds of highly enriched uranium remains buried at Isfahan.
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President Trump responded on Tuesday to Iran's claims that they will not permit International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA) inspectors to inspect its nuclear…
US President Donald Trump said on Tuesday (23) that Iran has agreed to nuclear inspections indefinitely, despite Tehran's denials. In addition, the UN maritime agency reported that an evacuation plan to allow some 11,000 sailors trapped aboard vessels detained in the Gulf to cross the Strait of Hormuz, which Iran blocked during the war, is underway following the ceasefire agreement between Washington and Tehran.
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