The return of International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA) inspectors to Iran signals certain progress on the path of normalizing relation with Tehran, IAEA Director General Rafael Grossi said, APA reports citing AP.
"Today, inspectors are back in Iran. When the attacks began and in the aftermath of that there were many voices in Iran advocating the end of any cooperation with the agency, and there were voices in the world arguing that perhaps the IAEA would never go back. I hope we will be able to get an agreement soon. The fact that the inspectors are back is an early indication that there is progress in that direction," he said in an interview with Associated Press.
"I can say that it is important that the inspectors are back. At the same time, we still need to clarify a number of things, and we still need to address all the issues that are important in terms of the inspections that we have to carry out in Iran," he added.
