Iran says it offers more access to UN's nuclear watchdog

November 12, 2013 21:09

Iranian officials say Inspectors from the United Nations could be allowed inside Iran's new heavy water nuclear reaction within weeks.

The spokesman for Iran's nuclear department tells the official IRNA news agency Tehran is willing to grant the UN International Atomic Energy Agency access to its Arak reactor before the next round of talks with the agency on December 11.

But Behrouz Kamalvandi also says details of such an inspection would still need to be worked out.

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