- U.S. lawmakers discussed Iran's nuclear program, oil sales, and the waiving of sanctions, while also addressing gas prices.
- IAEA inspectors are set to gain access to Iran's sites, concurrent with Trump signing a framework deal with the Iranian President.
The US temporarily authorizes the sale of Iranian oil while IAEA inspectors gain access to the country.
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The US temporarily authorizes the sale of Iranian oil while IAEA inspectors gain access to the country.
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International Atomic Energy Agency
international organization that seeks to promote the peaceful use of nuclear energy, and to inhibit its use for any military purpose, including nuclear weapons
Related events
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- IAEA inspections are underway at facilities in Saudi Arabia, which is a key oil producer in the Gulf.
- IAEA seeks access to Iranian nuclear sites.
- Iran refuses to cooperate with IAEA inspections, while the agency continues to monitor nuclear compliance obligations.