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Iran Ties IAEA Access to Conclusion of Nuclear Negotiations
Iran’s national security spokesman stated that the UN nuclear watchdog will remain barred from the country under existing law. A parliament committee member said cooperation levels will stay the same until Tehran’s demands are met.
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Iran will bar the International Atomic Energy Agency from entering the country under a law requiring suspension of cooperation with the UN nuclear watchdog, national security spokesman Mohseni Sani said. “Until negotiations reach the final stage and the violated rights of the Iranian people are fully restored, there will be no change in the current approach,” Sani stated.
A member of parliament’s National Security Committee said Iran will not alter its current level of cooperation with the agency until negotiations reach a final stage and Tehran’s demands are met.
The statements were reported by Iran International.
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