Iran nuclear talks fail to reach agreement, says IAEA chief
By DW
25 November 2021 |
12:25 pm
The latest round of talks over international monitoring of Iran's nuclear program did not lead to any breakthroughs, said the head of the UN's nuclear watchdog.
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