Iran says nuclear site images won't be given to IAEA
2 min readThe speaker of Iran's parliament said on Sunday that because a monitoring deal with the UN nuclear watchdog had expired, Tehran will never pass over images from inside some Iranian nuclear installations to the agency.
Qalibaf: “Data and images will remain in the possession of Iran.”
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