Iran requests the International Energy Agency, the International Energy Agency, the Agency’s International Energy Agency, to end the “double standards” before the nuclear talks can appeal | Nuclear Energy News

Iran connects the international future cooperation with neutrality, after the deadly conflict in June with Israel and the United States.

The President of Iran warned of the International Atomic Energy Agency (International Atomic Energy Agency) against abandoning its “dual standards” if it hopes to regain cooperation on the country’s nuclear program, amid sharp lack of confidence in Israel and US attacks on Iranian nuclear sites last month, and rejects the nuclear nuclear hour to enter these attacks.

Speaking to European Council President Antonio Costa on Thursday, President Masoud Bezishian said: “Iran’s continued cooperation with the agency depends on correcting double standards regarding the nuclear file,” according to Iranian government media.

Pezeshkian also announced that “any repeated aggression against Iran will meet a more decisive and deed response.”

Relations between Tehran and IAEA have deteriorated sharply since mid -June, when Israel launched air attacks on Iran, and hit military and nuclear sites as well as many civilian areas. Then the attacks were followed by American air strikes using the cellar bombs. Iran has averaged by firing missiles and drones in Israel, which led to a 12 -day conflict.

The Iranian missile attack on an American base in Qatar was the last act before the announcement of the fragile ceasefire by US President Donald Trump.

Last week, Pezeshkian signed a law comment Iran’s cooperation with the International Atomic Energy Agency.

The agency confirmed that the last pThe inspectors have now left the countryReturn to the headquarters of the International Atomic Energy Agency in Vienna. The agency said that its employees remained in Tehran throughout the conflict, and they repeated its intention to resume monitoring “as soon as possible.”

The head of the International Atomic Energy Agency, Rafael Grouosi, described the talks with Iran as a “maximum priority”, but he admitted that his agency was unable to reach Iranian facilities since the attacks. Tehran accused the International Atomic Energy Agency of enabling strikes by issuing a decision on June 12 – just one day before the bombing – accused Iran of violating its nuclear obligations.

Iran says its nuclear program is for peaceful purposes and denies the search for nuclear weapons. However, he made it clear that he was no longer trusted by proxy to act neutrally.

Although there is no signature on the treaty on the non -spread of nuclear weapons (NPT), Iran insists that the International Atomic Energy Agency has failed to condemn the attacks by the United States and Israel and instead chose compatibility with Western pressure.

US State Department spokesman Tami Bruce condemned Tehran’s decision to suspend the cooperation of the International Atomic Energy Agency, describing him as “unacceptable” and urging Iran to “reverse the path and choose the path of peace and prosperity.”

She said, “Iran cannot and will not have a nuclear weapon.”

American intelligence, nor Grusi, did not confirm that Iran was building a nuclear bomb.

On Sunday, the BRICS leaders reprimanded the American and Israeli bombing in June, describing them as “a flagrant violation of international law.”