Iran Agrees To Allow Access To Suspected Nuclear Sites

The International Atomic Energy Agency announced that Iran is allowing inspections of two suspected nuclear sites. These sites were allegedly used for undeclared nuclear material. While the exact timing of the inspections is unclear, Iran's nuclear agency head believes this will conclude the ongoing case. However, experts suggest this may not be the final chapter in the investigation.

What organization is conducting investigations into Iran's suspected nuclear sites?

• United Nations

• World Health Organization

• Interpol

• International Atomic Energy Agency

What is the nature of the sites Iran is allowing access to?

• Military bases

• Nuclear sites with undeclared material

• Oil refineries

• Research laboratories

What is uncertain about the inspections of Iran's nuclear sites?

• The outcome of the inspections

• The number of inspectors

• The exact timing of the inspections

• The location of the sites

What does the head of Iran's nuclear agency claim about the inspections?

• They will lead to new sanctions

• They will involve international observers

• They will conclude the monthlong case

• They will be postponed indefinitely

Who is the reporter summarizing the investigation for Newsy?

• Jane Smith

• Caitlin Baldwin

• Michael Johnson

• John Doe