Iran’s parliament today voted to urge the government to “revise” ties with the UN nuclear agency in a move seen as likely to reduce the country’s co-operation with the international atomic authority.

Iran today turned over to the UN nuclear agency documents on its past atomic energy activities, but the dossier apparently did not include the origin of traces of weapons-grade uranium found in the country.

The chief of the UN nuclear agency today said any new visit to Baghdad by himself or Hans Blix had to be linked to major concessions by the Iraqis.

Iraq’s nuclear arms dossier appears to echo Saddam Hussein’s claims that his country poses no atomic threat, but only an exhaustive analysis and new inspections can judge whether the declaration is truthful, the UN nuclear agency said today.