Tehran maintains ongoing IAEA cooperation

Iran has agreed to allow the International Atomic Energy Agency inspectors to return in accordance with the decisions of the Parliament and the Supreme National Security Council, while continuing to adhere to the current understanding on the condition that the other party fulfills its commitments related to ending the war, oil exports, and the return of frozen assets. These statements come after the U.S. vice president announced that Iran had agreed to resume nuclear inspections and that the negotiations held in Switzerland did not include any new commitments, as the implementation of previous agreements is a prerequisite for detailed negotiations on the nuclear program. At the same time, the Tasnim Agency, affiliated with the Revolutionary Guards, questioned the accuracy of the American reports, asserting that allowing inspectors might reduce the ambiguity surrounding Iran's nuclear program and harm Iranian interests, and that no official memos have agreed to such arrangements.

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