The full 159-page text of the comprehensive nuclear agreement in Vienna has been published in English by some sources, but it has not yet been translated into Persian, with only parts of it released by various news agencies and media. The technical issues of the comprehensive nuclear agreement between Iran and six world powers, announced on Tuesday in Vienna, were among the matters that prolonged the negotiations. In an interview with Behrouz Bayat, a nuclear affairs expert and former advisor to the International Atomic Energy Agency in Vienna, we first asked about the technical status of the Arak heavy water reactor and the changes that are to be made to it, based on the text of the comprehensive agreement.
What Will Remain of Arak and Fordow Facilities?
The comprehensive nuclear agreement's technical details, particularly regarding the Arak heavy water reactor, have been a focal point of discussions. Experts are analyzing the implications of these changes as negotiations continue. This is significant as it could impact Iran's nuclear capabilities and international relations.
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Iran and world powers negotiate changes to Arak heavy water reactor under nuclear agreement.
- Iran and six world powers negotiate Arak heavy water reactor
- Iran and six world powers announce comprehensive nuclear agreement
- International Atomic Energy Agency designate Arak heavy water reactor
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The outcome of negotiations will shape the future of Iran's nuclear capabilities.
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