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Iran, IAEA agree ways to defuse atom suspicions

] - 22. Agosto 2007 - 2:02

TEHRAN (Reuters) - Iran and the U.N. International Atomic Energy Agency said Tuesday they had agreed on a plan on how to help defuse Western suspicions about Tehran's atom work, a move hailed as a "milestone" by a senior IAEA official.

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