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Reach a deal about its nuclear intentions, but he insists iran will not surrender the necknology. good morning jim. >> reporter: good morning, kate. well i think his comments get to what these negotiations are and are not and what they've never been. iran has not agreed and says it will not agree to giving up its entire nuclear program and indeed, the u.s. and the west are not it'sing that. they're putting limitations on it, but they're not going to require it to disappear in this initial agreement or a longer term agreement. doesn't mean it's not progress. you have more u.n. inspectors in ira...

We did not agree to dismantle anything. >> reporter: another point he made was that the deal, in effect, is reversible, but he said that that's true for both sides. and, in fact, wolf, we've heard that from american officials who have said as well that some of the economic relief has been extended to iran is also reversible if iran doesn't plif up to its side of the deal. >> clearly what he's suggesting is that they've only agreed they're not going to enrich beyond 5%. but everything that they already have, they're not going to dismantle anything. is that what he's saying to you? >> reporter: ...

The requirements of this deal, doing things like disconnecting cascades of centrifuges that refine this uranium, enrich this uranium, to levels close to investment -- to weapons grade. and that hasn't happened for years. there have been stalled attempts to try to get to the point -- to a point like this. and now we're there. and the agreement starts today. so, you know, i think that that is real progress. it's just an interim agreement, so we have to see how these next six months ago. >> it's a pretty extraordinary development when you think about it, jim. iran, of course, looking at -- has be...

From building a nuclear weapon faces a critical test, starting a week from today. iran says it will begin scaling back its nuclear program january 20th. that date marks the official start of a six-month interim deal. iranian officials agreed to curb the country's nuclear program in exchange for relief from some worldwide sanctions. but a push to add even more sanctions, the administration believes, could derail the entire agreement. our chief national security correspondent, jim sciutto, is here watching what's going on. first of all, what happens a week from today? >> well, those iaea inspect...