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When asked about U.S. special forces entering Iran to secure its enriched uranium, IAEA head Rafael Grossi said the operation would be “very challenging.” “I guess there will be a number of decoys, a number of distracting cylinders, materials over there, which would make it very difficult,” Grossi told... show more

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