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Iranian nuclear chief says IAEA inspectors permanently present in Iran

The director of the Atomic Energy Organization of Iran (AEOI) has said the presence of the UN atomic watchdog’s inspectors in the country is permanent.

Mohammad Eslami added that the inspectors permanently shuttle between Iran and the International Atomic Energy Agency’s headquarters in Austria.

Eslami also noted that Iran made 130 achievements in the nuclear field last year, which is unprecedented in the history of the AEOI.

The achievements are being made while Iran is under the harshest sanctions imposed by the US and its Western allies.

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