IAEA to Have Partial Access to Iran Military Base
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U.N. inspectors will visit a military  base in Iran on Thursday which Washington says may be part of a  covert atomic arms bid, but they will have only partial access  to the site, a senior Iranian official said.
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VIENNA -- Iran has agreed to give the United Nations nuclear watchdog agency a new look at a military complex linked by the United States to possible atomic arms research, diplomats said yesterday.
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Iran has agreed to grant access to a military site the United States links to a secret nuclear weapons program and the first U.N. inspectors could arrive "within days," the head of the International Atomic Energy Agency said Wednesday.
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Iran military is on standby in case of a pre-emptive attack on its nuclear facilities, the country's top commander says.
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Iran has agreed after several months to  allow U.N. inspections of a military site which Washington  believes conducted activities linked to nuclear bomb-making,  the U.N. nuclear watchdog said on Wednesday.
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Iran has agreed after several months to  allow U.N. inspections of a military site where Washington  believes work linked to nuclear bomb-making was carried out,  the U.N. nuclear watchdog said Wednesday.
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Iran agreed to let UN inspectors visit a nuclear reactor which could produce plutonium, the IAEA says.
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TEHRAN: UN atomic inspectors have returned to Iran and will be free to visit a disputed military site in their investigation of US allegations that Iran is seeking nuclear warheads, state television reported.
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5 December 2004 -- The Iranian Foreign Ministry claimed today that the country is not obliged to allow UN nuclear inspectors to visit military sites allegedly involved in covert nuclear-weapon work.
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In major concessions to international demands, Iran has agreed to answer lingering questions about its nuclear experiments and will let U.N. inspectors return to a plutonium-producing reactor it is building, the International Atomic Energy Agency said Friday.
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VIENNA, Austria Sept. 17, 2004 - The United States and most other nations at a meeting of the UN atomic watchdog agency agreed Friday on a resolution meant to curb Iran&#39;s access to technology that could
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TEHRAN: Iran yesterday said it was not obliged to allow UN inspectors to visit military sites alleged to be involved in secret nuclear weapons work, but that it was willing to discuss the issue.
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Middle East News, TEHERAN - Iran said yesterday it was not obliged to allow UN atomic energy agency inspectors to visit military sites alleged to be involved in secret nuclear weapons work, but that it was willing to discuss the issue.
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Iran has agreed after several months to allow U.N. inspections of a military site where Washington believes work linked to nuclear bomb-making was carried out, the U.N. nuclear watchdog said Wednesday.
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Inspectors from the U.N. nuclear  watchdog will soon visit the Parchin military complex in Iran,  where the United States suspects Tehran has been conducting  secret atomic weapons work, Western diplomats said Friday.
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17 September 2004 -- United Nations&#39; nuclear watchdog head Muhammad el-Baradei said today that the International Atomic Energy Agency has found no sign of nuclear-related activity at a site in Iran which several US officials have said may be tied to
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VIENNA, Austria - The UN nuclear agency agreed yesterday on a plan for policing Iran&#39;s nuclear programs designed to avoid a showdown at the United Nations.