In a recent interview with CBS News, Iranian President Masoud Pezeshkian indicated a potential shift in Iran's stance regarding international nuclear oversight. Pezeshkian stated that his administration is willing to discuss the return of UN nuclear inspectors, suggesting that Iran could reach agreements on the matter within the framework of broader negotiations.

This development comes as the international community continues to monitor Iran’s nuclear program. During the interview, Pezeshkian explicitly denied that Iran has any intentions of building a nuclear weapon. He reinforced this position by stating that the development of such weapons is considered "haram," or forbidden under Islamic law.

While the statement suggests a willingness to engage with the International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA), the specifics of how and when such inspections might resume remain subject to future diplomatic talks. The Iranian president's comments are being viewed as a potential opening for renewed dialogue between Tehran and Western powers, though the practical implementation of these inspections has yet to be finalized or formally scheduled.