The Guardian: Iran votes to ban access to military sites amid chants of 'death to America'
If ratified, the bill would complicate a future deal over the country’s nuclear programme by making military sites, documents and scientists off limits
With some lawmakers chanting “Death to the America”, Iran’s parliament voted to ban access to military sites, documents and scientists as part of a future deal with world powers over its contested nuclear programme.
If ratified, the bill could complicate ongoing talks in Vienna between Iran and the P5+1 group of world powers – the US, Britain, France, Russia, China and Germany – as they face a self-imposed 30 June deadline for a final deal on the Islamic Republic’s nuclear ambitions. The talks are focused on reaching a final accord that curbs Iran’s nuclear program in return for the lifting of economic sanctions.
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Iran parliament votes to limit inspections vital to nuclear deal, with deadline looming -- FOX News
Iran Legislation Seeks to Bar Inspections of Military Sites Under a Nuclear Deal -- WSJ
Iran's parliament to ban inspectors from military sites -- Deutsche Welle
Iran Vote on Military Site Access May Be Hitch for Nuclear Deal -- Bloomberg
Iran Lawmakers Propose Conditions For Nuclear Deal, Curtail Veto Powers -- Radio Free Europe
Iran’s parliament upholds ban for IAEA to access military sites, scientists ‘at will’ -- RT
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