UN nuclear agency to resume talk with Iran in May

The UN nuclear watch dog on Tuesday said it would resume talk with Iran on May 15 aimed at finalizing the nuclear inspection framework which the agency has been striving for years to establish.

The UN atomic agency said Monday that it was discussing with Iran on possible dates for what would be the 10th round of talks since late 2011 on Tehran's suspected nuclear weapon aspiration.

The talks "aimed at finalizing a structured approach to resolving outstanding issues related to the possible military dimensions of Iran's nuclear program", said International Atomic Energy Agency spokeswoman Gill Tudor.

However, when asked if the agency would adapt a new strategy to talk with Iran since no concrete agreement was reached in the past rounds of talks, the agency declined further comments.