Iran has agreed to allow the United Nations atomic agency to reinstall cameras at the centrifuge production site in Karaj, ending a three-month deadlock over the issue, Iran and a senior Western official says
Iran has been producing centrifuge parts in Karaj since August without any monitoring from the International Atomic Energy Agency, The Wall Street Journal reported last month. That has created concerns Iran could divert some centrifuges, machines to enrich uranium, for a future covert nuclear weapons program.
Iran removed IAEA cameras from Karaj after what Tehran called an act of sabotage by Israel at Karaj in June. Israel hasn’t confirmed or declined the allegations.Sponsored Offers
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