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The article addressed the renewed controversy surrounding the entry of International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA) inspectors into Iranian nuclear facilities. The issue resurfaced after Bahrain's demands for Iran to respond to the Agency. The director of the Arab Center for Political Studies confirmed that the matter was ongoing before the 2015 agreement between Iran and the United States, and that Iran's management of the expulsion of inspectors began after Trump's withdrawal from the deal in 2019, under the pretext that inspectors were spies transmitting information to Washington. He explained that the main problem lies in the relationship between Iran and the United States, and that any agreement requires U.S. approval for inspectors to access nuclear facilities.
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