Iran, IAEA Plan to Resume Talks in December
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Ynet – Iran and the UN nuclear agency are planning to hold a new round of talks in mid-December in Tehran over the Islamic state’s disputed atomic program, diplomatic sources said on Friday.
The International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA) hoped to use the talks to reach an agreement that would allow it to resume a long-stalled investigation into possible military dimensions of Iran’snuclear program, a senior diplomatic source said.
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