* says needs extra 1 million euros - document seen by Reuters * IAEA checking that Iran lives up to interim deal * Has daily access to Iran's uranium enrichment sites By Fredrik Dahl STOCKHOLM, July 25 (Reuters) - The U.N. atomic watchdog said it needs 1 million euros in extra funding to help pay for its monitoring of a four-month extension of an interim nuclear deal between Iran and six world powers. Iran and the six powers - the United States, France, Germany, Russia, Britain and China - agreed to continue talking after they failed to meet a July 20 deadline for a final accord to end the decade-old dispute over Iran's nuclear programme. The IAEA has a pivotal role in verifying that Iran is complying with the preliminary agreement, under which Tehran halted its most sensitive uranium enrichment in exchange for a limited easing of sanctions that are hurting its eco**my.
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IAEA says needs more money to monitor Iran nuclear deal extension - document
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