UN nuclear watchdog seeks help after Iran blocks inspectors and disables cameras
The nuclear watchdog says inspectors have been blocked and monitoring cameras disabled in Iran. It is seeking assistance to address the loss of access and oversight.
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Why it matters
Reduced international monitoring increases uncertainty around Iran’s nuclear activities and raises proliferation concerns.
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