TEHRAN, Iran – A U.N. inspectors' team is in Tehran in a renewed effort to engage Iran and secure access to a site linked to suspected nuclear activity.
Iran's official IRNA news agency said Thursday the seven-member team — headed by Herman Nackaerts, a deputy director general of the International Atomic Energy Agency — would meet with Iranian nuclear officials.
The report says the two sides will try to reach a framework for restarting talks on Iran's nuclear program.
The IAEA has demanded for over a year to visit Parchin military site, which the agency says could have been used for experiments related to nuclear weapons. Iran insists the site is only a conventional military facility.
The West suspects Iran is trying to make a nuclear weapon. Tehran denies the charge.
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