VIENNA (Reuters) – Iran will help the International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA) carry out inspections of undeclared nuclear facilities where high concentrations of uranium particles have been found and the re-installation of surveillance cameras at these facilities showed an approach . The IAEA issued a joint statement on the 4th at the end of Director General Grossi’s visit to Iran.
The statement made little mention of specific responses in the future. Grossi said that follow-up talks would be held between the IAEA and Iran “very soon” to discuss the details of the response.
Grossi also said that the Iranian side should provide access to the necessary information and the location of facilities.
A spokesman for Iran’s Atomic Energy Agency stressed that no agreement had been reached on the installation of new surveillance cameras at nuclear facilities.
When asked if all the surveillance cameras would be reinstalled, Grossi said “yes,” but when asked where they would be reinstalled, he said “just various places.”
