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IAEA Chief: Iran Nuclear Inspection Deal 'Possible But Terribly Difficult' Amid Tensions

IAEA Chief: Iran Nuclear Inspection Deal 'Possible But Terribly Difficult' Amid Tensions

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Firstpost•13-02-2026, 23:28

IAEA Chief: Iran Nuclear Inspection Deal 'Possible But Terribly Difficult' Amid Tensions

•IAEA Director General Rafael Grossi states a new inspection agreement with Iran is achievable but challenging.
•Inspectors returned to Iran but lack access to facilities hit by Israeli and US strikes last year.
•Grossi described renewed engagement with Tehran as difficult but ongoing, with discussions continuing.
•Tensions over access stem from last June's conflict; Iran requires a broader agreement for site visits.
•US and Iran have had recent contacts, including a meeting in Oman, while military signaling intensifies.

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