Iran Press/Europe: After the temporary interruption in the activities of the nuclear facilities of the Islamic Republic of Iran and preventing the presence of inspectors of the International Atomic Energy Agency, Russia announced the return of inspectors to work.
Mikhail Ulyanov, the representative of Russia in international organizations based in Vienna, said that after a temporary stop in the presence of the inspectors of the Atomic Agency in Iran's nuclear facilities, they returned to their work on Tuesday.
Ulyanov wrote on his personal Telegram channel on Wednesday morning: "Atomic Agency inspectors, who were temporarily banned from visiting Iran's nuclear facilities due to tensions in the region, have now returned to their duties there."
Previously, Rafael Grossi, Director General of the International Atomic Energy Agency, said on Tuesday morning that Iran closed its nuclear facilities on Sunday "due to security considerations" and did not allow the agency's inspectors to enter facilities, but returned them to operation on Monday. 204
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