Iran says IAEA talks will be ‘complicated’ ahead of agency’s planned visit
Summary
Iran and the International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA) are set to have "technical" and "complicated" talks during the IAEA's upcoming visit. This is the first visit since Iran reduced its cooperation with the agency after a conflict with Israel in June. The talks will focus on future interactions and cooperation between Iran and the IAEA.Key Facts
- Iran said the talks with the IAEA will be "technical" and "complicated."
- The IAEA visit is the first since Iran suspended cooperation with them after a conflict with Israel in June.
- Iran's Foreign Ministry spokesperson hinted at a possible meeting with Minister of Foreign Affairs Abbas Araghchi during the visit.
- The conflict with Israel included US strikes on key Iranian nuclear sites on Israel's behalf.
- Iran's President stated they would continue the nuclear program for peaceful purposes.
- The IAEA's visit will not include access to Iranian nuclear sites.
- The IAEA and Iran's relations worsened after the agency claimed Iran broke non-proliferation obligations.
- Future cooperation between Iran and the IAEA requires approval from Iran's Supreme National Security Council.
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