IAEA team tours Iran uranium mine, agrees on monitoring reactor -Iranian media


DUBAI/VIENNA (Reuters) - U.N. inspectors visited a uranium mine in Iran and reached agreement on how to monitor a planned reactor, part of an effort to allay fears about Tehran's nuclear programme, Iranian media said on Wednesday.

The International Atomic Energy Agency experts were due to go to another nuclear-related site, the Ardakan uranium milling plant, on Wednesday after seeing the Saghand mine in central Iran on Tuesday. A spokesman for Vienna-based IAEA said the agency did not comment on its inspectors' movements.

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