
In un'intervista alla Cbs News, il presidente iraniano Pezeshkian ha dichiarato che l'Iran potrebbe consentire il ritorno degli ispettori nucleari delle Nazioni Unite, affermando che se desiderano entrare ed effettuare ispezioni, è possibile raggiungere accordi nell'ambito dei negoziati.
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L'intervista avviene in un contesto di precedenti restrizioni imposte agli ispettori dell'Aiea da parte dell'Iran, che avevano limitato l'accesso ai siti nucleari.
In un'intervista alla Cbs News, Pezeshkian ha affermato che l'Iran potrebbe consentire il ritorno degli ispettori nucleari dell'Onu. Quando gli è stato chiesto delle precedenti restrizioni imposte agli ispettori dell'Agenzia internazionale per l'energia atomica (Aiea) delle Nazioni Unite e se ora sarebbe stato loro consentito l'accesso, ha risposto che la dichiarazione era "corretta", aggiungendo: "Se desiderano entrare ed effettuare ispezioni, possiamo raggiungere accordi e intese su questo specifico argomento nell'ambito dei negoziati".
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L'Iran e l'Aiea raggiungeranno un accordo per il ritorno degli ispettori entro i prossimi mesi.
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