UN Nuclear Chief Calls for Rigorous Verification in U.S.-Iran Nuclear Deal
The head of the United Nations' nuclear watchdog, Rafael Grossi, has emphasized the necessity for comprehensive verification measures in any potential agreement between the U.S. and Iran to end their ongoing conflict in the Middle East. Grossi, speaking in Seoul, highlighted the importance of a thorough inspection regime for Iran's nuclear program, which has been a contentious issue in negotiations. President Trump has indicated that a second round of talks with Iran could occur soon, following an initial round in Pakistan that failed to yield an agreement. The Trump administration has prioritized preventing Iran from acquiring nuclear weapons, while Iran maintains that its nuclear program is peaceful and has resisted limitations. Grossi warned that without detailed verification mechanisms, any agreement would be illusory. 
