Iranian Foreign Minister: Our Cooperation with the International Atomic Energy Agency "Will Take on a New Form"
July 12, 202525 ViewsRead Time: 1 minutes
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Iranian Foreign Minister Abbas Araghchi affirmed today, Saturday, that Tehran's cooperation with the International Atomic Energy Agency "will take on a new form" after Iran officially suspended its cooperation with the UN agency.
Araghchi also reiterated Iran's right to enrich uranium, stating: "We are studying the details of possible talks regarding the Iranian nuclear program".
Araghchi pointed out that Tehran intends to cooperate with the UN agency despite the restrictions imposed by the parliament, but he emphasized that access to Iran's nuclear sites that were targeted in the attacks is now a matter related to security and safety.
The new law stipulates that any future inspections of Iranian nuclear sites by the International Atomic Energy Agency will require approval from the Supreme National Security Council, the highest security body in Iran.
Araghchi also reiterated Iran's right to enrich uranium, stating: "We are studying the details of possible talks regarding the Iranian nuclear program".
Araghchi pointed out that Tehran intends to cooperate with the UN agency despite the restrictions imposed by the parliament, but he emphasized that access to Iran's nuclear sites that were targeted in the attacks is now a matter related to security and safety.
The new law stipulates that any future inspections of Iranian nuclear sites by the International Atomic Energy Agency will require approval from the Supreme National Security Council, the highest security body in Iran.
