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        "id": 1821397,
        "msgid": "iaea-to-proceed-with-iran-nuclear-inspections-despite-objections-1782298619",
        "date": "2026-06-24 17:03:44",
        "title": "IAEA to proceed with Iran nuclear inspections despite objections",
        "author": "",
        "source": "ANTARA_ID",
        "tags": "",
        "topic": "Politics",
        "summary": "The International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA) will press ahead with inspections at Iran's uranium enrichment facilities, its director general confirmed, dismissing Tehran's denials of any agreed access. The move follows a US-Iran memorandum of understanding that explicitly mandates full IAEA oversight of nuclear material activities. The broader deal also outlines a 60-day negotiation window and includes economic reconstruction plans for Iran worth at least USD 300 billion.",
        "content": "<p>Istanbul (ANTARA) - International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA)\nDirector General Rafael Mariano Grossi has confirmed that nuclear\ninspections at Iran\u2019s uranium enrichment facilities will proceed,\ndespite objections from Tehran, Euronews reported on Wednesday. Grossi\nrejected Iran\u2019s denial of an agreed nuclear inspection, which is\ncontained in a memorandum of understanding with the United States, while\nspeaking at a press conference at the Fukushima Daiichi Nuclear Power\nPlant in Japan. The agreement explicitly states that nuclear activities\nrelated to nuclear material facilities will be fully monitored by the\nIAEA, Grossi told reporters. \u201cOf course, for that, we have to conduct\ninspections. Whether the inspection takes place in two days, one week,\nor ten days is important, but it is not essential. The inspection will\nstill be carried out,\u201d he added. Trump also refuted Iran\u2019s claim that no\nvisit was scheduled for IAEA inspectors, even though US Vice President\nJ.D. Vance had announced that Iran agreed to allow the nuclear\ninspectors to return to the country. The US and Iran signed a memorandum\nof understanding online last week, launching a 60-day negotiation window\nto resolve disputes, including the fate of Iran\u2019s enriched uranium\nstockpile, its nuclear programme, and other unresolved issues. The deal\nalso includes plans for economic reconstruction and development for Iran\nworth at least 300 billion US dollars, oil export exemptions, the\nrelease of frozen Iranian assets, and Tehran\u2019s reaffirmation that it\nwill not develop nuclear weapons.<\/p>",
        "url": "https:\/\/jawawa.id\/newsitem\/iaea-to-proceed-with-iran-nuclear-inspections-despite-objections-1782298619",
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