The United States of America would not have agreed to an agreement where access was not assured if the IAEA believed it had to have it.
Wendy Sherman: “The United States of America would not have agreed to an agreement where access was not assured if the IAEA believed it…”
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Sherman emphasizes the U.S. commitment to ensuring IAEA access under the agreement.
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