Witkoff Says Iran Will Invite IAEA Inspectors to Nuclear Sites
Translated & summarized from Ynet by baba
Steve Witkoff told U.S. lawmakers that Iran will invite IAEA inspectors to its nuclear sites and begin revealing where its enriched uranium is located. He also said the U.S.-Iran memorandum has no side deals, but a separate letter with the IAEA extends the inspectors’ invitation.
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- Witkoff briefed U.S. lawmakers privately on Iran’s nuclear commitments.
- Iran will invite IAEA inspectors to monitor its nuclear sites.
- Work will begin to identify locations of Iran’s enriched uranium.
- The U.S.-Iran memorandum has no side agreements, Witkoff said.
- A separate Tehran-IAEA letter extends the inspectors’ invitation.
Steve Witkoff, U.S. President Donald Trump’s special envoy, told American lawmakers in a private briefing that Iran will invite International Atomic Energy Agency inspectors to monitor its nuclear sites. He said the process would also begin to identify and reveal the locations of the Islamic Republic’s enriched uranium.
Witkoff said the information was conveyed to lawmakers as part of a detailed briefing. He added that the memorandum of understanding signed between the United States and Iran does not include side agreements.
According to Witkoff, however, a separate accompanying letter was drafted between Tehran and the IAEA to extend the validity of the inspectors’ invitation. The article does not say when the inspection access would begin or whether Iran has already formally issued the invitation.
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