Iran Pledges to Cooperate With U.N. Atomic Agency, Easing Nuclear Talks Threat

Iran arrived at an arrangement Sunday with the United Nations atomic company that will grant intercontinental inspectors accessibility to some of the country’s nuclear-related sites, a action most likely to avert a crisis in the negotiations on restoring the 2015 nuclear deal.

The arrangement arrives after International Atomic Vitality Agency Director-General Rafael Grossi manufactured a final-moment vacation to Tehran this weekend in a bid to persuade Iran to action up its cooperation with the company forward of a conference of the IAEA’s major member states commencing Monday.