Nuclear watchdog group pushes back against report on Iran inspections
The director general of the IAEA says he is "disturbed" by the suggestion Iran would have responsibility for its own nuclear inspections
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The director general of the IAEA says he is "disturbed" by the suggestion Iran would have responsibility for its own nuclear inspections
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