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President Trump said on June 23 that Iran would agree to "major weapons inspections" to ensure "nuclear honesty" long into the future, according to reports.
President Trump said on June 23 that Iran would agree to "major weapons inspections" to ensure "nuclear honesty" long into the future, according to reports.
Inspections are usually carried out by the International Atomic Energy Agency, and their scope and access rights are among the most contested parts of any nuclear agreement.
The statement came from Washington. Iran's acceptance of specific inspection terms was not confirmed in the report.
The details that matter are which sites inspectors can visit, how quickly, and for how long. Those terms would be set out in a written agreement or an IAEA arrangement, not in a political statement.
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