The United Nations nuclear watchdog has urged Iran to restore international inspections of its nuclear facilities, warning that Tehran's continued restrictions have left inspectors unable to verify its enriched uranium stockpile or determine whether nuclear material has been diverted for military purposes.
Iran told the UN nuclear agency that talks on resuming nuclear monitoring cannot proceed while the country faces military threats, according to Cecil Daily and The New Indian Express on Nov. 13. Arab News reported that the watchdog urged Iran to take steps toward inspections, while Moneycontrol said it called for inspections to resume and raised concerns about a plant in Isfahan. BBC News reported that the agency has never inspected the enrichment plant Iran announced more than a year ago. The reports do not say when monitoring talks might restart.
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