U.N. nuclear boss says inspectors will visit Iran sites; Tehran says only after a final deal
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The article reports on conflicting statements about whether international inspectors will soon gain access to Iran's nuclear enrichment sites as part of a U.S.-Iran deal, with the head of the U.N. nuclear agency asserting that inspections are inevitable due to a signed agreement, while Iranian officials push back, saying access depends on a final deal. It uses authoritative voices and urgent language to make the agreement seem solid and inspections imminent, even though key details remain unclear and Iran disputes the timeline. The piece builds confidence in the deal’s momentum while downplaying unresolved issues around verification and inspection timing.