The UN atomic agency said on Friday it has “major differences” with Iran and “major concerns” about its nuclear programme, after inspectors probing suspected weapons work returned from Tehran empty-handed.
“An intensive discussion was held on the structured approach to the clarification of all outstanding issues related to Iran’s nuclear programme” during two recent visits, the agency said in a new report.
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