IAEA Chief Wants Access to Iran's Parchin Site
Has not had access since 2005
The chief of the United Nations nuclear watchdog has called for access to Iran's Parchin military site "without further delay" and without waiting for negotiations to make progress.
The International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA) has long suspected nuclear weapons research is taking place at the site, just outside Tehran.
It has not had access to the military complex since 2005.
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