rafael grossi has to take these things — faux. rafael grossi has to take these things at _ faux.hings at face _ faux. rafael grossi has to take these things at face value - faux. rafael grossi has to take these things at face value and | these things at face value and i appreciate he is not pulling all of the strings himself but he is at the heart of these issues. what sort of assistance or support does he need, then, for this to be established rather than, as you put it, like a ponzi scheme orjust a faux concession? like a ponzi scheme or 'ust a faux concession?* like a ponzi scheme or 'ust a faux concession? you really hit the nail on _ faux concession? you really hit the nail on the _ faux concession? you really hit the nail on the head _ faux concession? you really hit the nail on the head right - the nail on the head right there because several times now, in 2021, rafael grossi has had to go to tehran and get some kind of technical understanding, plead for more time, play into tehran�*s hand, if you will, be able to continue to lessen some of the iaea legally mandated monito

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my guest is rafael grossi, director—general of the international atomic agency.as his inspection programme failed and squandered all hopes to a diplomatic solution to this crisis? director—general rafael grossi, it's your headquarters in vienna, welcome to hardtalk. let's start with iran. the president said the us intends to return to full compliance with the 2015 nuclear deal with iran that president trump tore up. your mandate is to inhibit the use of nuclear power for military purposes. how worried in general are you about iran's nuclear programme? it’s general are you about iran's nuclear programme? it's good to be with you. _ nuclear programme? it's good to be with you, thank _ nuclear programme? it's good to be with you, thank you. - nuclear programme? it's good to be with you, thank you. we - nuclear programme? it's good to be with you, thank you. we are l be with you, thank you. we are as worried as we should be, no more, no less. we have a vision, we have inspections to carry out, and these inspections have to do with the entire nuclear programme of the

after his lighting visit to the iranian capital, the head of the iaea — rafael grossi — acknowledgedd some diplomatic sticking plaster: the continuity of the operation of the agency's equipment here, which is indispensable for us to provide the necessary guarantees, and the information to the iea and to the world that everything is in order and that we are going to be able to assist, also, to assist iran in its future negotiations in the context of the jcpoa. i'm joined now by mark fitzpatrick, he worked for 26 years at the us state department in many roles including as deputy assistant secretary for non—proliferation. he's now with the international institute for strategic studies. how significant is this as a decision from the iranians? this was a necessary step to preserve the prospect of a diplomatic solution. it doesn't solve anything, itjust avoids disaster and that is a good thing. but the path ahead does not look so promising, i'm sorry to say. what mark avoiding disaster is usually a good thing. but rafael grossi has repeated several times that this is not a permanent soluti

after his lighting visit to the iranian capital, the head of the iaea — rafael grossi — acknowledgedng plaster. the continuity of the operation of the agency's equipment here, which is indispensable for us to provide the necessary guarantees, and the information to the iea and to the world that everything is in order and that we are going to be able to assist, also, to assist iran in its future negotiations in the context of the jcpoa. mark fitzpatrick worked for 26 years at the us state department in many roles including as deputy assistant secretary for non—proliferation. now with the international institute for strategic studies. he gave me his view of the deal. wow, this is really a necessary step to at least preserve the prospect of a diplomatic solution. it doesn't solve anything, itjust avoids anything, it just avoids disaster, anything, itjust avoids disaster, and that is a good thing. the path ahead doesn't look so promising, i'm sorry to say. look so promising, i'm sorry to sa . ~' look so promising, i'm sorry to sa , " ., ., look so promising, i'm sorry to sa. ~ ., ., , sa

well, i think this is an important game for director john read rafael grossi because in this latest report of last week, he pointed out that at a centrifuge component production, plant that garage, which apparently was destroyed as a result of israeli, sabotaged earlier in the year 4 of the monitoring cameras were removed and one of those cameras was completely destroyed and it didn't habits memory cards. the 3 others had that memory cards. so he wanted these cameras to be reinstalled at the centrifuge component manufacturing and also for the memory cards to be renewed because they were all full up and the cameras needed technical attention. so there has been some progress made that on one of the issues, but nothing on, in terms of the traces of uranium at the, at the old sites. well, we don't know yet. i just was listening to the headlines on your program just before you put me on. so these are places of uranium from nuclear activity supposedly carried out about 20 years ago. it is important for iran to explain these. but at the moment, the joint comprehensive plan of action talks in vien

well, i think this is an important game for director john read rafael grossi because in this latest report of last week, he pointed out that at a centrifuge component, production plant at carriage, which apparently was destroyed as a result of israeli, sabotaged earlier in the year 4 of the monitoring cameras were removed and one of those cameras is completely destroyed and it didn't habits memory card. the 3 of those had that memory cards. so he wanted these cameras to be reinstalled at this and profuse component manufacturing and also for the memory cards to be renewed because they were all full up and the cameras needed technical attention. it might be possible that iran might feel that space is a little bit on the back looking we occupied with domestic issues and that president biden may need a success story at this point on the part of the u. s. staff where might be a little bit more relaxed, but that remains to be seen. also we understand that there are some differences in the u. s. the go sharing team, the head of their iran negotiated game. roberts valley is perceived to be strict,

with iranian officials, rafael grossi meeting iran, vice president, and the head of the countries atomic organizations to push for access to nuclear monitoring equipment. it's growth. the 1st visit since abraham racy became president, talks commas world. how is trying to solve a iran nuclear deal. be found her through molly's rebel. go blamed for one of the bloodiest contingencies in south america. has died in prison. i be mild. guzman was 86 years old. he was captured almost 30 years ago and accuse of causing the death of tens of thousands of people in the 1900 eighty's and ninety's. mariana sanchez, looks back on his life. the. the most violent conflict in recent his to be mailed was man lead the shining path rebel movement targeting police and the military bombing indiscriminately sabotaging infrastructure and causing the death of thousands of peruvians in a war with the state. the last 2 decades in the groups. first attack in 1980 imposed an era of terror invaded critical experience. he used terrorism extensively to accomplish his political purposes. maybe his political objectives wi

while you've been listening that international atomic energy agency chief rafael grossi holding a news conference in vienna, let's bring in iran, correspond us back. he's also been listening in on that press conference. it does look like iran will avoid a censure by the board today, but it does seem there are still some large outstanding issues. definitely that have avoided censure something that iran had threatened if it had taken place. it would effect the negotiations around that 2015 nuclear deal. now there's been 6 rounds of, of those negotiations, and we expect the 7th right to take some time in october. so ron has avoided censure, but there are standing issues the parliament iran passed that bill, that risks to restricted a inspections and also the monitoring of to nuclear sites. now that footage will still be recorded. it will be held in iran and only when an agreement is achieved in vienna. that will be handed over to the i. e. a. currently that footage, those memory cods have been the, have been, i'd like to change those. they've been sealed by both iran and the under would b

and a press conference being held by the director of the international atomic energy authority. rafael grossi, it's the i. e. a is going to be allowed to install a new memory cards and monitoring equipment, a key atomic sites in iran, in a new agreement. let's listen into what is really important issues that we need to solve. and i think that was, that was solved perhaps so your questions, we can get some or interesting aspects on it. i want to just stop by, by say you got my take you at your disposal for your more specific questions. if you, if you do have the check, if you could please murphy from reuters d g. i have 2 questions to start off with one on continuity of knowledge. your monitoring equipment has never gone more than 3 months without being serviced. so your school resource have been a kind of a no man's land right now in terms of yes, how, how much of the memory a lot of these devices have used up. so how confident are you that continuity of knowledge has been maintained before you go and service service this equipment? and then secondly, on the other main issue safeguards, the o

after his quick visit to tehran, the head of the iaea — rafael grossi — acknowledged that he hadn't healedpplied some diplomatic sticking plaster. the continuity of the operation of the agency's equipment here, which is indispensable for us to provide the necessary guarantees, and the information to the iea and to the world that everything is in order and that we are going to be able to assist, also, to assist iran in its future negotiations in the context of the jcpoa. we can now speak to amir handjani who is a non—resident fellow at the quincy institute and a security fellow with the truman national security project. thank you very much indeed for joining us. well, there is a deal here. it keeps things going on and keep things alive, i guess. going on and keep things alive, i cuess. �* , going on and keep things alive, i cuess. v . going on and keep things alive, iauess. �*, ., , �*, i guess. it's a stopgap. it's meant to _ i guess. it's a stopgap. it's meant to give _ i guess. it's a stopgap. it's meant to give space - i guess. it's a stopgap. it's meant to give space and i i guess. it'

the international atomic energy agency is hitting to tehran for talks with iranian officials. rafael grossi is cheryl to made a runs vice president and the head of the countries atomic agency on sunday. it will be groceries 1st visit to the country since abraham racy became president, the talks come as will power is try to salvage the iran nuclear do. still ahead on al jazeera will hear from sexual violence, survivors caught in the middle of the armed conflict between different rebel groups in the democratic republic of converge. and one week after the qu gimme milledge related facing growing pressure to restore 2000000000 room. ah, it's not as hot as it was in the radian peninsula. the still cloud along the south coast of a mile and human cella represent so shows the result was the edge your thinks of the monsoon. so it's not particularly, or it's very human every now again, the overcast nature produces that matter. rightness is normal. it's seasonal. but he shows them all. syntron hasn't yet disappeared. it's starting to, but it hasn't gone yet. elsewhere of course it's will talk to the w

he was the head of the international atomic energy agency. rafael grossi is heading to, to iran for talks with iranian officials. grossi is scheduled to meet iran, vice president, and head of the country's atomic organization. on sunday, it will be gross. his 1st visit to the country since ibrahim, when he became president new york times investigation, has revealed the u. s. may have mistakenly targeted an aid work in a drug strike in cobble on august 29th, 10 people including 7 children, were killed. the us knows he has said it was targeting, and i saw operation to his years. president says he plans to suspend the constitution and offer a new version that he has written himself. president k said to control of the government and dismissed the prime minister in july. health officials in columbia say they're worried about a potential co would 19 search next month. columbia has run out of vaccines and many people with the 1st dose currently unable to get a 2nd shot. it comes with delta variant is on the rise and a new more contagious variance detected in colombia is also spreading. thousands

after his quick visit to tehran, the head of the iaea — rafael grossi — acknowledged that he hadn't healeded some diplomatic sticking plaster. the continuity of the operation of the agency's equipment here, which is indispensable for us to provide the necessary guarantees, and the information to the iea and to the world that everything is in order and that we are going to be able to assist, also, to assist iran in its future negotiations in the context of the jcpoa. behnam ben taleblu is a research fellow at —— a measure of optimism, i can perhaps put it that way. behnam ben taleblu is a research fellow at the foundation for the defence of democracies — where he focuses on iranian security and political issues. he joins us from washington. thank you very much indeed for joining us. ijust wondered what you make of this. is that, can we collect a breakthrough? it's a pleasure to be with you. no, it is certainly not a break there. in fact, no, it is certainly not a break there. infact, it's no, it is certainly not a break there. in fact, it's a lot more of what we have seen in the past. since

filming, and spin comes out of what's been described as constructive talks with the agencies heads. rafael grossi. he's been in his 1st visit to, to on since abraham icy became president last month. the continuity of the operation of the agencies equipment here, which is indispensable for us to provide the necessary guarantees and the information to be a and to the world that everything is you know there and that we are going to be able to assist also to assist iran in its future negotiations in the context of the jason be health care about we have agreed to have the technical team come to around to replace the memory counts of the surveillance cameras and type required actions for the cameras. israel's prime ministers called on world powers to keep iran from obtaining nuclear weapons. natalie bennett, once a time limit on international negotiations, unequal it because i'm calling on world power don't fall into the trap. the rainy and deception that will lead to additional concession. you must not give up on inspecting science or in the most important thing, the most important message that there

after his lighting visit to the iranian capital, the head of the iaea — rafael grossi — acknowledgedf the operation of the agency's equipment here, which is indispensable for us to provide the necessary guarantees, and the information to the iea and to the world that everything is in order and that we are going to be able to assist, also, to assist iran in its future negotiations in the context of the jcpoa. i'm joined now by dr bahram ghiassee, who's a visiting academic in international nuclear law, at university of surrey. thank you very much forjoining us, doctor. let me ask you first of all, how significant is this deal? well, dialogue is always welcome. the tension has been building so it is a positive step but not a significant gain. it is a positive step don't question that. they requested a visit back in august and were ignored by the iranian government. what has changed since then? fin iranian government. what has changed since then? ., �* , since then? on the 24th of august i recall very clearly _ since then? on the 24th of august i recall very clearly they _ since then? on