The Islamic Republic states that it will suspend its uranium enrichment program in the coming days to comply with the demands of International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA) inspectors. Hamid Reza Asefi, the spokesperson for the Iranian Foreign Ministry, announced this for the first time on Sunday, specifying the timeframe for the suspension of Iran's uranium enrichment program. Last Saturday, Mohamed ElBaradei, the head of the IAEA, announced that Iran has agreed to comply with immediate deadlines for inspections of its nuclear facilities. A few weeks earlier, Iran had promised to suspend its uranium enrichment activities and agree to broader inspections without prior conditions, but so far, Iran has not entered the implementation phase of its commitments.
Islamic Republic: We Will Suspend Uranium Enrichment Program
The Iranian government has announced it will suspend its uranium enrichment program to meet IAEA inspection demands. This decision follows an agreement made by Iran to allow immediate inspections of its nuclear facilities. The situation is significant as it reflects Iran's ongoing negotiations with international bodies regarding its nuclear activities.
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Iran announces suspension of uranium enrichment program to comply with IAEA demands.
- Islamic Republic announce International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA)
- Iran agree IAEA
- Iran promise IAEA
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Iran's suspension of uranium enrichment is a significant step towards compliance with international nuclear regulations.
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