VIENNA (Dispatches) -- The International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA) said Monday Iran has informed it that it will move the production of centrifuge rotor tubes and bellows from TESA Karaj Complex to the central city of Isfahan. In a statement, the IAEA confirmed that Iran has informed the agency that it can adjust its surveillance and monitoring measures accordingly. The IAEA inspectors had installed surveillance cameras in a new workshop in Isfahan on January 24 to ensure the machines intended for the production of centrifuge rotor tubes and bellows were under monitoring but the production of the parts there had not started then. The UN nuclear agency noted that the production of centrifuge rotor tubes and bellows at TESA Karaj Complex has been ceased.