People familiar with the matter said that during private talks, Iran's foreign minister said that Iran is willing to allow inspectors to enter bombed nuclear facilities in exchange for easing sanctions. This concession could help break the impasse in the peace talks between Iran and the US. According to diplomats, Iranian Foreign Minister Abbas Alagzi proposed this idea during a meeting with European and Middle Eastern diplomats while attending the United Nations Annual General Assembly in New York. Four people familiar with the matter said that Alagzi also urged European countries to rescind the UN's decision to re-impose broad sanctions on Iran last year. This is one thing Iran is particularly unhappy about, and European officials have always refused to take this action. The so-called “quick recovery” mechanism for sanctions was launched in September last year.

People familiar with the matter said that during private talks, Iran's foreign minister said that Iran is willing to allow inspectors to enter bombed nuclear facilities in exchange for easing sanctions. This concession could help break the impasse in the peace talks between Iran and the US. According to diplomats, Iranian Foreign Minister Abbas Alagzi proposed this idea during a meeting with European and Middle Eastern diplomats while attending the United Nations Annual General Assembly in New York. Four people familiar with the matter said that Alagzi also urged European countries to rescind the UN's decision to re-impose broad sanctions on Iran last year. This is one thing Iran is particularly unhappy about, and European officials have always refused to take this action. The so-called “quick recovery” mechanism for sanctions was launched in September last year.