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Iran condemned as "unconstructive" Thursday the UN atomic energy watchdog's adoption of a resolution censuring it for non-cooperation, in a new spat that clouded efforts to revive a deal limiting its…

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The UN atomic energy watchdog said on Thursday that Iran was removing 27 surveillance cameras at its nuclear facilities, warning this could be a "fatal blow" to negotiations to revive a landmark deal.Talks began in April last year to bring the United States back to the 2015 accord, lifting sanctions, and Iran back into compliance, limiting its nuclear activities.But negotiations have stalled since March, and raising tensions, International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA) members on Wednesd...

TEHRAN, Iran (AP) -- Iran turned off two surveillance devices Wednesday used by U.N. inspectors to monitor the Islamic Republic's uranium enrichment, further escalating the crisis over its atomic program as Tehran's nuclear deal with world powers remains in tatters.

LONDON: Saudi Arabia called on Iran to cooperate fully with the UN’s nuclear watchdog in order to clarify and resolve outstanding safeguards issues without delay, Saudi Press Agency reported on Thursday. Prince Abdullah bin Khalid bin Sultan, the Kingdom’s ambassador to Austria, expressed his country’s support for all efforts made by the International Atomic Energy Agency to

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Iran is accused of not fully answering questions about uranium traces found at three undeclared sites.

Iran has turned off two surveillance devices used by UN inspectors to monitor uranium enrichment, making it more difficult for inspectors to monitor Tehran's nuclear program.

The IAEA's head said it could deal a "fatal blow" to the nuclear deal unless the step was reversed.