The U.N. atomic agency says it needs an extra 4.6 million euros (3.62 million pounds) from member states to finance monitoring of an extended nuclear deal between Iran and six world powers, a document seen by Reuters said on Wednesday.Iran and the United States, France, Germany, Britain, China, and Russia failed to meet a Nov. 24 deadline for resolving a 12-year dispute over Tehran's nuclear programme and gave themselves until the end of June 2015 for further negotiations.As a result, a preliminary agreement reached late last year, under which Iran halted its most sensitive nuclear activity in exchange for limited sanctions easing, will remain in force.
The International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA) says it needs an extra 4.6 million euros from member states to finance monitoring of an extended nuclear deal between Iran and six world powers, reports Reuters.
Iran and the United States, France, Germany, Britain, China, and Russia failed to meet a November 24 deadline for resolving a 12-year dispute over Tehran's nuclear programme and gave themselves until the end of June 2015 for further negotiations.
As a result, a preliminary agreement reached late last year, under which Iran halted its most sensitive nuclear activity in exchange for limited sanctions easing, will remain in force.
