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A meeting of the International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA), the Vienna-based United Nations body, is set to resume in Vienna on Thursday.
Six world powers that are poised to restart talks with Iran look set to agree on a unified stance voicing concern about the Islamic Republic's nuclear programme, diplomats at the United Nations' nuclear agency said.
Western envoys said a joint statement had been agreed that expressed concern about Iran's refusal to grant UN nuclear inspectors access to sites they want to see as part of their investigation into fears Tehran is seeking weapons capability.
No specific site is mentioned in the draft statement by the six powers - the United States, China, Russia, France, Germany, and Britain - but the text appears to refer to the Parchin military facility, southeast of Tehran.
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