Tehran will suspend its cooperation with the International Atomic Energy Organization (IOEA) if the UN sanctions are re -imposed, as warned by its Supreme National Security Authority. Iranthe day after the relevant approval of the United Nations.
Voting to the UN, initiated by France, Britain and Germany, provides for the September 28th of international sanctions, which had been lifted in 2015 by concluding an agreement on the Iranian nuclear program between Iran and several forces.
This move of European countries “will result in De Facto Suspension of cooperation with the organization“, Iran’s Supreme National Security Council said in a statement broadcast on television.
President Massoud Pezkian is leading this body, which has the latest say in security issues in Iran.
According to a law passed by parliament in July, Iran had suspended its cooperation with the IAEA in the wake of the 12 -day war, which erupted on June 13 by an Israeli attack on Iranian territory.
However, Iran agreed in early September to resume its cooperation with the IAEA after agreeing to a new context.
Tehran accused the IAEA of not condemning the Israeli blows, and then the American, against its nuclear facilities during the conflict. He also believed that the IAEA had a part of the responsibility for the unexpected Israeli attack, as the attack began the following day of a critical vote on its nuclear program at the IAEA headquarters in Vienna.
The green light of the UN Security Council on Friday (19/9/25) to reinstate sanctions is a decision that can be reversible for a week.
For this reason, the Europeans set three conditions: repetition of direct and unconditional negotiations with Iran for its nuclear program, full access to IAEA inspectors in Iranian nuclear facilities, especially those bombed in June, and accurate information on the location.
Iran accuses Europeans of undermining negotiations and diplomacy.
The Iranian nuclear program has long disturbed Iran’s relations with the western countries, led by the US, and its stupid enemy, Israel, who suspect that the Islamic Republic wants to acquire an atomic bomb.
Tehran categorically denies these allegations and insists on its right to nuclear energy for non -military use.