Iran-IAEA agreement under the media spotlight

Afkar:

1: Eslami in a joint press conference with Grossi: Talks were useful

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Aftab Yzd:

1. We withdrew or they did?

• Iran and the International Atomic Energy Agency issue a joint statement. Iran says there has been an agreement over the continuation of technical negotiations. The West, however, talks about cameras monitoring the nuclear sites.

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Arman Melli:

1. A positive step; Consensus in Tehran-talks in Vienna

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Ebtekar:

1.Agreement, the result of the nighttime visit of Grossi

• Inspectors are allowed to carry out overhaul of the monitoring equipment and replace the memory cards

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Etemad:

1. Hassn Beheshtipour, an analyst on nuclear issues, tells Etemad: Cooperation with the Agency should continue so that the events of the years 2006-2010 will not be repeated

• Sanctions will not be lifted without talks

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Ettelaat:

1. The agreement between Iran and the International Atomic Energy Agency over servicing the monitoring equipment

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Farhikhtegan:

1. Nuclear talks out of the shadow of the bad cop pressure

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Iran:

1. An understanding between Iran and the IAEA ahead of the meeting of the Agency’s board of governors meeting

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Jame Jam:

1. The Diplomatic Sunday of Tehran

• The Iraqi prime minister and the head of the IAEA simultaneously visiting our country

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Javan:

1. Iran did not reveal its secrets to the IAEA

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Jomhouri Eslami:

1. Iran and the IAEA agree to continue cooperation

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Khorasan:

1. Conditional agreement with the IAEA

• IAEA inspectors are allowed to replace the memory cards, jointly sealed and kept in Iran
• An informed source told Khorasan, the permit will be valid if only the Agency does not approve any resolution against Iran

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Shahrvand:

1. Agreement reached

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Shargh:

1. Rouhani’s JCPOA in Raisi’s hands

• The head of the Atomic Energy Agency visits Iran, his first trip in the new administration

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Vatan Emrooz:

1. Eyes wide shut

• The Agency still does not have access to the footage of its monitoring cameras