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Iran says talks with IAEA will be 'technical' and 'complicated' ahead of agency's planned visit

Iran says talks with IAEA will be 'technical' and 'complicated' ahead of agency's planned visit

TEHRAN: Talks between Iran and the International Atomic Energy Agency will be "technical" and "complicated," the Islamic Republic's Foreign Ministry said Monday ahead of a visit by the nuclear watchdog for the first time since Tehran cut ties with the organisation last month.
Relations between the two soured after a 12-day air war was waged by Israel and the US in June, which saw key Iranian nuclear facilities bombed. The IAEA board said on June 12 that Iran had breached its non-proliferation obligations, a day before Israel's airstrikes over Iran that sparked the war.
The IAEA did not immediately issue a statement about the visit by the agency's deputy head, which will not include any planned access to Iranian nuclear sites.
Esmail Baghaei, the Iranian Foreign Ministry spokesperson, told reporters there could be a meeting with Foreign Minister Abbas Aragchi, "but it is a bit soon to predict what the talks will result since these are technical talks, complicated talks."
Baghaei also criticised the IAEA's "unique situation" during the June war with Israel.
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