US blocks Iran nuclear chief from attending IAEA conference in Vienna
Iran accuses US of pressuring Austria to revoke visa for Mohammad Eslami, calling it a violation of member state rights.
US blocks Iran nuclear chief from attending IAEA conference in Vienna
Iran accuses US of pressuring Austria to revoke visa for Mohammad Eslami, calling it a violation of member state rights. Grouped from 3 articles across 3 sources.
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Iran protests as US prevents its nuclear chief attending IAEA meeting
VIENNA, Sept 14 - The United States blocked Iran's nuclear chief from attending this week's U.N. atomic watchdog meeting in Vienna by opposing an exemption from so-called \"snapback\" U.N. sanctions, prompting protests from Tehran on Monday.
Iran denounces exclusion of its nuclear chief from IAEA meeting in Vienna
Iran’s ambassador to the agency told delegates that Vienna’s decision not to grant a visa to Mohammad Eslami ‘violates the host country’s obligation’
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