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Russia hails 'positive contribution' of IAEA Iran visit
Moscow, Feb 22 (AFP) Feb 22, 2021
Russian foreign ministry spokeswoman Maria Zakharova said Monday that Moscow welcomed Tehran reaching a temporary agreement on site inspections after the UN's nuclear watchdog chief visited Iran.

"The (International Atomic Energy Agency) IAEA and Iran have made a tangible positive contribution to the formation of conditions for the start of a substantive conversation between the current participants in the JCPOA and the United States about Washington's return to the 'nuclear deal,'" she said in a statement, adding that Moscow "welcomes these steps".


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