DUBAI: A three-month tracking arrangement between Tehran and the UN atomic watchdog died on Saturday, Iran’s parliament speaker advised the nation’s state TV on Sunday, including that access to pictures of atomic sites would stop.

The head of the International Atomic Energy Agency, Rafael Grossi, would be to hold a seminar on Sunday. He’s in discussions with Iran about expanding the arrangement that could have an effect on negotiations between Tehran and also six forces to animate a 2015 atomic bargain, the IAEA stated. Iran’s state TV quoted an official saying that the bargain involving IAEA and Tehran may be prolonged”conditionally” to get per month. “If important forces accept Iran’s lawful requirements, then the information will likely be handed on to the bureau,” he explained.