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Tehran Denies Nuclear Inspectors Return Despite U.S. Claims
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First reported by Now 14 · Jun 22, 2026
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Iran denied that it agreed to let IAEA inspectors back into its nuclear sites, despite U.S. Vice President J.D. Vance’s statement. Tehran said the Swiss talks produced only a memorandum that must be fully implemented first, including on frozen assets, Lebanon, and other issues, before any nuclear negotiations can begin.
- 01Tehran says IAEA inspectors will not be allowed into attacked nuclear sites.
- 02Vance said Iran had agreed to invite inspectors back after Switzerland talks.
- 03Iran says the memorandum must be fully implemented before nuclear talks begin.
- 04Tehran also says missile and air defense capabilities are not negotiable.
- 05A Lebanon mechanism was agreed to monitor the ceasefire and prevent escalation.
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