Iran refuses UN inspectors access to bombed nuclear facilities

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Iran stated on Tuesday that UN nuclear inspectors will be denied access to nuclear sites damaged by US-Israeli strikes last year. This decision comes as diplomatic efforts for a broader peace and nuclear agreement are reportedly accelerating.

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Iran said Tuesday that UN nuclear inspectors would not be allowed to visit key nuclear sites damaged in last year's US-Israeli strikes, contradicting claims by senior US officials, as diplomatic efforts to secure a broader peace agreement and nuclear deal accelerated.

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