Iran says UN nuclear watchdog must first define 'post-war conditions' following US strikes on its nuclear facilities.
Iran says UN nuclear watchdog must first define 'post-war conditions' following US strikes on its nuclear facilities in June.
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Iran has rejected calls to allow inspections of nuclear facilities bombed during attacks by the United States in June, saying the United Nations nuclear watchdog must first define “post-war conditions” governing access to sites hit by military attacks.
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