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                   IAEA Chief Calls for Iran to Open Key Site

   The head of the United Nations nuclear agency is stepping up pressure
   on Iran to address suspicions over nuclear weapons development, calling
   once again for Tehran to grant his inspectors access to a key military
   site.
   Speaking at the 35-nation International Atomic Energy Agency board of
   governors meeting Monday in Vienna, Yukiya Amano said that without more
   cooperation from Iran, his agency "cannot conclude that all nuclear
   material in Iran is in peaceful activities."
   Echoing comments from U.S. Secretary of State John Kerry who spoke in
   Saudi Arabia Monday, the IAEA chief added that further negotiations
   with Iran must "proceed with a sense of urgency."
   The last meeting about Iran`s nuclear program ended last week in
   Kazakhstan with an agreement to meet again. But the talks between
   Tehran and the so-called P5+1 group -- which includes Britain, China,
   France, Russia, the United States and Germany -- produced no concrete
   results.
   The IAEA has tried for more than a year to visit the Parchin site to
   address Western allegations that Iran is developing a nuclear weapons`
   capability under the guise of a civilian atomic energy program.
   Iran denies working or ever having worked on nuclear weapons, saying
   its nuclear program is only for peaceful purposes.
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