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Iran’s Parliament Speaker and top negotiator Mohammad Bagher Qalibaf said Wednesday inspectors from the International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA) “will not be granted any access” to its bombed sites, Anadolu reports. “Parliament itself passed the law, and the Supreme National Security Council has also adopted a corresponding resolution,” Qalibaf said in televised remarks posted on his Telegram channel. “Under this law, no access whatsoever will be granted to sites that have been bombed and damaged,” he added. The speaker stressed that Tehran “will not grant any access” beyond what has been authorized by the country’s Supreme National Security Council. “The IAEA inspectors are only entitled to the Bushehr Nuclear Power Plant and the Tehran Research Reactor,” he added. His comments […]