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  1. IAEA inspectors have been invited to key nuclear sites as regional conflict continues, impacting overall stability.
  2. Iran agrees to allow IAEA inspectors back amid regional tensions, while China and EU take diplomatic and sanctioning actions.

An Islamabad Memorandum has been signed, leading to the IAEA supervising the downblending of uranium and providing relief from sanctions.

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An Islamabad Memorandum has been signed, leading to the IAEA supervising the downblending of uranium and providing relief from sanctions.

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International Atomic Energy AgencyDonald TrumpMasoud Pezeshkian

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  1. Islamabad Memorandum signed, leading to IAEA supervision of uranium downblending and sanctions relief.1 source
  2. Iran and the US signed an MOU, committing to conflict resolution and IAEA supervision of uranium.1 source

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