The UN atomic watchdog has confirmed that Iran's partial nuclear freeze, part of a landmark deal with world powers struck in November, began on Monday as planned, diplomats told AFP.
"It's all fine, all their requirements have been fulfilled," one envoy to the International Atomic Energy Agency said in Vienna, in comments echoed by other diplomats.
The diplomats said that an IAEA report had been sent to member states confirming the start of the freeze.
The IAEA declined to comment.
Under the terms of the November 24 deal, Iran has pledged to limit uranium enrichment to low purities for a period of six months, convert its medium-enriched uranium and not make further advances at its nuclear facilities.
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