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International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA) inspector, Herman Nackaerts, arriveing for talks at Vienna's Iranian embassy on May 14. Photo:EPA/Herbert Pfarrhofer.
JPost/Reuters – Talks between the United Nations’ nuclear watchdog and Iran aimed at resolving concerns about Tehran’s atomic program broke up on Friday without an agreement, and a senior UN official said no further talks were scheduled.
“The discussions today were intensive but important differences remain between Iran and the UN that prevented agreement,” the International Atomic Energy Agency’s chief inspector, Herman Nackaerts, told journalists after meeting an Iranian delegation in Vienna.
