Iran's nuclear work will defiantly go on, supreme leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei said on Wednesday, after UN inspectors left Tehran following talks that failed to lift their suspicions of atomic weapons research.
VIENNA — The chief UN nuclear inspector on Sunday expressed hope that "concrete results" would emerge from his two-day visit to Iran, but cautioned that progress "may take a while."
Tehran's envoy to the UN atomic agency said Thursday he would meet the watchdog's chief nuclear inspector in Vienna in the first week of January to arrange a visit to Iran as soon as possible.
