Iran has agreed to sign up to tougher United Nations inspections of its nuclear program. The breakthrough was made in talks between Tehran and the foreign ministers of Britain, France, and Germany. Under the deal reached in Tehran, Iran has agreed to suspend the enrichment of uranium and to allow UN experts to conduct snap inspections of its nuclear facilities. The United States had earlier voiced concerns that Iran may be trying to make a nuclear bomb. But the Iranian Government denies it is developing weapons, saying it is merely trying to develop peaceful nuclear energy. Iran will now sign an additional inspection protocol. In exchange the European ministers are expected to offer to help Iran gain access to technology for its energy program.
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