Iran agrees ‘managed access’ to military sites
Region
- 24 May, 2015
- 13:57
Baku. 24 may. REPORT.AZ/ Iran has agreed to grant United Nations inspectors “managed access” to military sites as part of a future deal over its contested nuclear program, a negotiator said Sunday.
Report informs, iranian Deputy Foreign Minister Abbas Araghchi’s comments, carried by state television, came after he and Foreign Minister Mohammad Javad Zarif attended a reportedly stormy closed session of parliament.
“Iran has agreed to grant managed access to military sites,” state TV quoted Araghchi as saying Sunday.
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