US EditionUN nuclear head to visit Iran for talks on country’s nuclear program as next Trump presidency looms
- The head of the United Nations' nuclear watchdog, Mariano Grossi, will travel to Iran to discuss its nuclear program.
- Grossi emphasized the importance of making "substantive progress" on the joint statement agreed with Iran in March 2023.
- Grossi warned that Iran has sufficient enriched uranium for "several" nuclear bombs, advancing its atomic program in defiance of international demands.
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IAEA chief to arrive in Iran on Wednesday for talks: state media
The United Nations' atomic watchdog chief Rafael Grossi will visit Iran in days for talks with senior officials, Iranian state media reported on Sunday. "The director general of the International Atomic Energy Agency will arrive Iran on Wednesday at the official invitation of the Islamic Republic of Iran," the official IRNA news agency reported. Official meetings with Grossi in Iran will take place on Thursday, the agency added. Grossi last visi…
The head of the International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA), Grossi, wants to talk to Iranian politicians about the country's nuclear program.
Shafaq News/ Iraqi National Security Adviser Qasim al-Araji arrived in the Iranian capital, Tehran, on Sunday, heading a high-ranking security delegation. A brief notice received by Shafaq News Agency stated that al-Araji arrived in Tehran under the direction of the Commander-in-Chief of the Armed Forces, Prime Minister Mohammed Shia al-Sudani, heading a high-ranking security delegation. He added that al-Araji's visit comes within the framework …
Since 2021, Iran has sharply reduced inspections of its nuclear sites. Surveillance cameras have been unplugged and the accreditation of a group of experts has been withdrawn.
UN nuclear watchdog chief set for critical visit to Iran Wednesday
Rafael Grossi last visited Iran in May, when he called for "concrete" measures to help bolster cooperation on Iran's nuclear programme at a news conference in Isfahan province, home to the Natanz uranium enrichment plant
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