Iran may reconsider providing United Nations inspectors with access to Iran's nuclear facilities if the country was confronted with "a new situation", its presidency said on Monday. "The trend of inspections that has been carried out until today will continue, unless we face a new situation," Hassan Rouhani was quoted by state-news agency IRNA as saying, without any elaboration. President Hassan Rouhani made his provocative remarks came during a meeting ...
![Jimmy Carter was the last U.S. president to visit Iran, back before the Islamic revolution in 1979 and the subsequent hostage crisis. [Reuters]](/sites/default/files/styles/d08_traditional/public/im/iran/obama.jpg?itok=c07XRTM4 "Jimmy Carter was the last U.S. president to visit Iran, back before the Islamic revolution in 1979 and the subsequent hostage crisis. [Reuters]")
![Rouhani insists that Iran's nuclear program will only be used for peaceful energy production. [presstv]](/sites/default/files/styles/d08_traditional/public/im/iran/rouhani-redline.jpg?itok=JZLy23uV "Rouhani insists that Iran's nuclear program will only be used for peaceful energy production. [presstv]")
![US president: America can't commit itself to endless cycle of violence; senators weigh sanctions legislation that would respect 6-month deadline. [Getty Images]](/sites/default/files/styles/d08_traditional/public/im/Syria2/451643619.jpg?itok=kBE6uA8m "US president: America can't commit itself to endless cycle of violence; senators weigh sanctions legislation that would respect 6-month deadline. [Getty Images]")
