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Iran has agreed with the International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA) on a new framework for cooperation, resuming nuclear inspections after the suspension of collaboration in June.

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10 September 2025, 05:14
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Iran has announced a new agreement with the IAEA, following a suspension of cooperation due to the conflict with Israel. The IAEA Director, Rafael Grossi, welcomed this step, emphasizing the importance of resuming nuclear inspections. Following the meeting in Cairo, Iran communicated that it has established ways of action in the new context, while officials hope that this agreement will improve relations with the West and facilitate negotiations with the United States.

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