Updated

In a CBS News interview during the UN General Assembly, Iranian President Masoud Pezeshkian said Iran would allow UN nuclear inspectors back into the country as part of a broader negotiation framework. He said Tehran could reach agreements with the IAEA on resuming inspections if the topic were addressed within wider talks with Washington, marking a potential opening on the nuclear-monitoring dispute that has been frozen since fighting with the US and Israel began earlier this year. The statement comes amid otherwise hardened rhetoric from Tehran, where officials have said they no longer trust negotiations with the US, suggesting inspections could become a bargaining chip in any eventual ceasefire or nuclear deal.