Iran Says IAEA Inspectors’ Entry Was Not Approved in Talks
Iranian media said Monday that admitting IAEA inspectors was not approved in negotiations, contradicting U.S. claims of progress. Tasnim said Iran is intentionally preserving nuclear ambiguity about enriched-material storage locations to deny the U.S. sensitive intelligence.
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- Tasnim said IAEA inspectors’ entry was not approved in talks.
- The report contradicted earlier U.S. claims of a breakthrough Monday.
- Iran says nuclear ambiguity is a key deterrent against U.S. pressure.
- Tehran claims it hides the storage locations of enriched materials.
- Iran says Washington is trying to uncover sensitive sites and intelligence.
Iranian state-linked media said Monday that the issue of allowing International Atomic Energy Agency inspectors into Iran was not approved in negotiations, contradicting earlier U.S. claims of a breakthrough. The report, published by the Iranian news agency Tasnim, said the question of entry permission was not confirmed by the Iranian negotiating team or by any government officials.
Tasnim quoted the view that it would be better if the matter were never approved. The outlet also said one of Iran’s most important assets today, used as a deterrent against U.S. actions, is its policy of nuclear ambiguity.
According to the report, Iran deliberately maintains uncertainty about the storage locations of enriched materials. Tehran says Washington is devoting all of its efforts to breaking that ambiguity and obtaining intelligence on sensitive sites, a move Iran is determined to block.
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