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Nuclear Inspectors Have Left Iran: UN Watchdog
UN nuclear watchdog inspectors left Iran, according to the agency, which called for the resumption of its "indispensable monitoring" after the Islamic republic officially suspended its cooperation.
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After US Strikes, UN Watchdog Wants Iran Nuclear Sites Inspected On Priority
UN nuclear watchdog chief Rafael Grossi said on Wednesday his top priority is getting his inspectors back to Iran's nuclear facilities to assess the impact of US and Israeli military strikes and verify its stocks of enriched uranium.
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UN Nuclear Watchdog Resolution Calls On Iran To Step Up Its Cooperation
The U.N. nuclear watchdog's 35-nation Board of Governors passed a resolution on Wednesday calling on Iran to step up cooperation with the watchdog and reverse its recent barring of inspectors despite concerns Tehran would respond with atomic
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2.5 Tons Of Missing Uranium Found in South Libya: Report
Earlier on Tuesday, the International Atomic Energy Agency inspectors had reported the missing uranium.
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UN Nuclear Watchdog Finds No Sign Of 'Dirty Bomb' In Ukraine
The UN nuclear watchdog on Thursday said its inspectors had found no indications of "undeclared nuclear activities" at three locations in Ukraine.
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UN Experts' Arrival at Russian-Held Ukraine Nuclear Plant "Very Positive": Kremlin
The Kremlin said today that it viewed the arrival of inspectors from the UN atomic agency at the Russian-controlled Zaporizhzhia nuclear plant in southern Ukraine as "very positive".
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UN Inspection Team Heads To Ukraine Nuclear Plant Despite Shelling
UN inspectors pressed on towards a Russian-held nuclear plant in southern Ukraine Thursday despite an early shelling attack, as the ICRC warned the consequences of a strike on the facility could be "catastrophic".
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Putin Agrees To UN Nuclear Watchdog's Visit To Ukraine Nuclear Plant
Russian President Vladimir Putin has agreed that a team of independent inspectors can travel to the Moscow-occupied Zaporizhzhia nuclear plant via Ukraine, the French presidency said after a call with Emmanuel Macron.
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UN Chief Demands Access To Ukraine Nuclear Plant After New Russian Attack
UN Secretary-General Antonio Guterres called on Monday for international inspectors to be given access to the Zaporizhzhia nuclear plant after Ukraine and Russia traded accusations over the shelling of Europe's largest atomic plant at the weekend.
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Ukraine Accuses UN Nuclear Watchdog Of Falling For Russian Propaganda
Ukraine's state nuclear inspectorate on Friday accused the International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA) of falling for Russian propaganda and demanded it back efforts by Kyiv to expel Moscow's forces from a major power plant.
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Iran Fails To Fully Honour Agreement On Monitoring Equipment: UN Nuclear Watchdog
Iran has failed to fully honour the terms of a deal struck with the UN nuclear watchdog two weeks ago allowing inspectors to service monitoring equipment in the country, the watchdog said on Sunday.
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Iran To Expel UN Nuclear Inspectors If US Sanctions Not Lifted: Official
Iran will expel United Nations nuclear watchdog inspectors unless US sanctions are lifted by a February 21 deadline set by the hardline-dominated parliament, a lawmaker said on Saturday.
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Mike Pompeo Calls Iran's Treatment Of Nuke Inspector "Outrageous"
US Secretary of State Mike Pompeo on Friday slammed Tehran's treatment of an inspector with the UN's nuclear watchdog agency last week as "an outrageous and unwarranted act of intimidation."
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Iran Seizes Travel Documents Of Inspector Working For UN Nuke Watchdog
Iran briefly held an inspector working for the UN nuclear watchdog in the Islamic Republic and seized her travel documents, diplomats familiar with the International Atomic Energy Agency's (IAEA) work said on Wednesday, some of whom described it as harassment.
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Mike Pompeo Says North Korea Ready To Let Inspectors Into Nuclear Sites
US Secretary of State Mike Pompeo said on Monday North Korean leader Kim Jong Un was ready to allow international inspectors into the North's nuclear and missile testing sites, one of the main sticking points over an earlier denuclearisation pledge.
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Nuclear Inspectors Have Left Iran: UN Watchdog
UN nuclear watchdog inspectors left Iran, according to the agency, which called for the resumption of its "indispensable monitoring" after the Islamic republic officially suspended its cooperation.
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After US Strikes, UN Watchdog Wants Iran Nuclear Sites Inspected On Priority
UN nuclear watchdog chief Rafael Grossi said on Wednesday his top priority is getting his inspectors back to Iran's nuclear facilities to assess the impact of US and Israeli military strikes and verify its stocks of enriched uranium.
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UN Nuclear Watchdog Resolution Calls On Iran To Step Up Its Cooperation
The U.N. nuclear watchdog's 35-nation Board of Governors passed a resolution on Wednesday calling on Iran to step up cooperation with the watchdog and reverse its recent barring of inspectors despite concerns Tehran would respond with atomic
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2.5 Tons Of Missing Uranium Found in South Libya: Report
Earlier on Tuesday, the International Atomic Energy Agency inspectors had reported the missing uranium.
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UN Nuclear Watchdog Finds No Sign Of 'Dirty Bomb' In Ukraine
The UN nuclear watchdog on Thursday said its inspectors had found no indications of "undeclared nuclear activities" at three locations in Ukraine.
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UN Experts' Arrival at Russian-Held Ukraine Nuclear Plant "Very Positive": Kremlin
The Kremlin said today that it viewed the arrival of inspectors from the UN atomic agency at the Russian-controlled Zaporizhzhia nuclear plant in southern Ukraine as "very positive".
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UN Inspection Team Heads To Ukraine Nuclear Plant Despite Shelling
UN inspectors pressed on towards a Russian-held nuclear plant in southern Ukraine Thursday despite an early shelling attack, as the ICRC warned the consequences of a strike on the facility could be "catastrophic".
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Putin Agrees To UN Nuclear Watchdog's Visit To Ukraine Nuclear Plant
Russian President Vladimir Putin has agreed that a team of independent inspectors can travel to the Moscow-occupied Zaporizhzhia nuclear plant via Ukraine, the French presidency said after a call with Emmanuel Macron.
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UN Chief Demands Access To Ukraine Nuclear Plant After New Russian Attack
UN Secretary-General Antonio Guterres called on Monday for international inspectors to be given access to the Zaporizhzhia nuclear plant after Ukraine and Russia traded accusations over the shelling of Europe's largest atomic plant at the weekend.
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Ukraine Accuses UN Nuclear Watchdog Of Falling For Russian Propaganda
Ukraine's state nuclear inspectorate on Friday accused the International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA) of falling for Russian propaganda and demanded it back efforts by Kyiv to expel Moscow's forces from a major power plant.
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Iran Fails To Fully Honour Agreement On Monitoring Equipment: UN Nuclear Watchdog
Iran has failed to fully honour the terms of a deal struck with the UN nuclear watchdog two weeks ago allowing inspectors to service monitoring equipment in the country, the watchdog said on Sunday.
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Iran To Expel UN Nuclear Inspectors If US Sanctions Not Lifted: Official
Iran will expel United Nations nuclear watchdog inspectors unless US sanctions are lifted by a February 21 deadline set by the hardline-dominated parliament, a lawmaker said on Saturday.
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Mike Pompeo Calls Iran's Treatment Of Nuke Inspector "Outrageous"
US Secretary of State Mike Pompeo on Friday slammed Tehran's treatment of an inspector with the UN's nuclear watchdog agency last week as "an outrageous and unwarranted act of intimidation."
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Iran Seizes Travel Documents Of Inspector Working For UN Nuke Watchdog
Iran briefly held an inspector working for the UN nuclear watchdog in the Islamic Republic and seized her travel documents, diplomats familiar with the International Atomic Energy Agency's (IAEA) work said on Wednesday, some of whom described it as harassment.
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Mike Pompeo Says North Korea Ready To Let Inspectors Into Nuclear Sites
US Secretary of State Mike Pompeo said on Monday North Korean leader Kim Jong Un was ready to allow international inspectors into the North's nuclear and missile testing sites, one of the main sticking points over an earlier denuclearisation pledge.
