IAEA chief, Trump says Iran agreed to nuclear inspections, Tehran denies deal - report

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• Trump says he would "cancel meetings" with Iran if they denies IAEA nuclear inspections.

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• But that recently changed: CBS Mornings averaged 1.8 million total viewers earlier this month, then dropped to 1.59 million on June 3, the day after executives fired Scott Pelley, the de facto face of CBS News.

  according to The New Republic

• When they got on the freeway, the activists reported that the agents were going over 100 miles an hour.

  according to The New Republic

• However, it was announced in the early morning hours of June 18 that the document had been signed remotely by the parties involved.

  according to TASS

• A formal signing ceremony was initially scheduled to take place in Switzerland’s Burgenstock on June 19.

  according to TASS

• "As you probably heard yesterday, we had 19 barrels of oil come off, and that's the biggest in the history of the Strait of Hormuz," he said.

  according to Times of Oman

• Iran says no plans for IAEA inspections of damaged nuclear facilities.

  according to IRNA

• Reiterating his administration's position on Iran's nuclear ambitions, Trump said, "And the big thing is Iran will not have a nuclear weapon." Trump also claimed that Iran was in a weakened strategic position, citing its military capabilities.

  according to Times of Oman

• By YONAH JEREMY BOB JUNE 23, 2026 18:13 Updated: JUNE 23, 2026 19:45 The heated debate between US President Donald Trump and Iran’s negotiating team around the IAEA’s inspections on the regime’s nuclear sites is missing a critical point.

  according to The Jerusalem Post (Middle East)

• There were dozens of other, smaller nuclear sites, some of which the IAEA also had access to, but around 20,000 of Iran’s centrifuges (particularly its more advanced ones) were located at the three major sites.

  according to The Jerusalem Post (Middle East)

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• "We are doing very well with Iran.

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