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Raphael Grossi, head of the United Nations World Agency Council, says he hopes to obtain a “successful conclusion” in the coming days.

Appeal talks International Atomic Energy Agency The International Atomic Energy Agency has made inspections on Iranian nuclear sites, but its president has warned that there is a “great time”.

On Monday, the Director General of the United Nations International Governor of the United Nations, Rafael Grouosi, told the Eristor Agency 35 Governor Council in Vienna, Austria, that “progress has been made.”

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“It is fashionable to be within the next few days to reach a successful result of these discussions,” Grossi said, adding: “There is still time, but not much.”

He did not explain exactly what the time frame means.

While Tehran allowed inspectors from the International Atomic Energy Agency to Iran at the end of August, the Foreign Ministry said that no agreement had been reached to resume full cooperation with the International Energy Agency.

After a A 12 -day warWhich has witnessed Israel and the United States throughout Iran, as well as Fordo, Natanz and Spohan, Tehran decided to change its cooperation with the International Atomic Energy Agency.

Iran expressed its anger At the International Atomic Energy Agency to calm the way for Israel’s attack by controlling the country on the day before Israel, with a cursed report in May, it was announced that Tehran was in a breach of the Nuclear weapons non -proliferation treaty (NPT).

Then follow France when the International Energy Agency did not condemn the Israeli or American attacks. In July, Iran passed a law suspending cooperation with the agency.

Within the law, any future inspection of its nuclear sites needs the approval of the supreme Iranian National Security Council.

However, last week, Jarusi told Reuters in an interview that the board of directors was paying an agreement to inspect Iranian sites, including those targeting Israel and the United States.

Gross confirmed that the International Atomic Energy Agency has no information from Iran about the position or place of its highly enriched uranium inventory since the Israeli attacks on June 13.

He said: “I think there is a general understanding that on the whole, the material still exists. But of course, it should be verified. Some could have been lost.”

“We do not have indications that would lead us to believe that there is a great movement of materials,” Gruusia added.

Late last month, France, Germany and the United Kingdom Grab To re -impose sanctions on Iran after a series of meetings failed to reach an agreement on the Iranian nuclear program.

The three European countries, known as E3, warned Tehran for weeks that the United Nations sanctions can be re -imposed by October when a 2015 nuclear agreement between Tehran and the main authorities ends.