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IAEA Sees No Signs of Countries Preparing to Resume Nuclear Testing - Grossi

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The International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA) sees no signs of nuclear powers preparing to resume nuclear testing, IAEA Director Rafael Grossi said in an interview with Sputnik.
"Well, what I see is, of course, the leaders of the great powers from time to time exchange statements, and some are in reaction of somebody else's, some are spontaneous. And what we tend to do is we look at the facts. And in terms of nuclear testing, we don't see any for the moment," Grossi said.
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