
The International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA) can allow Iran to independently carry out inspections of its nuclear facility in Birchin, reports the Associated Press with reference to the agency of the IAEA agreement with Tehran.
The document states that the operations will take place using Iranian authorized equipment, which corresponds to the technical specifications of the agency.
The Iranian side will report to the Magate, providing photos and video materials from the object. However, the agency will not receive materials from those areas of the country that are closed in connection with its military significance.
The document in question is part of the agreement of Iran and the Six countries, which includes Russia, France, Germany, the USA, China and the UK, concluded on July 14. One of the key points of agreement is to provide access to the IAEA experts to nuclear facilities in Iran.