Trump says IAEA inspectors will visit Iran in due time.
On June 23 local time, U.S. President Trump stated that Iran's claims regarding the International Atomic Energy Agency's verification issues are incorrect. He also mentioned that verification personnel will enter the area to carry out their work at the appropriate time.
Trump claimed that the U.S. has "100% confirmed" that Iran has internally agreed to the relevant arrangements, and stated that if Iran's claims are true, he would immediately cancel the relevant talks.
Regarding when the International Atomic Energy Agency's verification personnel will enter Iran, Trump did not provide a specific timetable, only stating that it will happen "at the appropriate time" and that "there is no need to rush."
Iranian Foreign Ministry spokesman Baghaei stated earlier on the 23rd that there are currently no plans for International Atomic Energy Agency verification personnel to visit Iran's damaged nuclear facilities. (CCTV reporter Zhu Lei)
U.S. President Trump stated that IAEA inspectors will visit Iran at an appropriate time, confirming that Iran has internally agreed to the arrangements. He emphasized that if Iran's claims were true, he would immediately cancel related talks. No specific timeline for the visit was provided, and Iran's Foreign Ministry indicated there are no current plans for IAEA inspectors to visit damaged nuclear facilities.
- Trump stated that Iran's claims about IAEA inspections are incorrect.
- IAEA inspectors will enter Iran at an appropriate time.
- Trump confirmed that Iran has internally agreed to the arrangements.
- No specific timeline was provided for the IAEA visit to Iran.
- Iran's Foreign Ministry spokesperson stated there are no current plans for IAEA inspectors to visit damaged nuclear facilities.