Iran will suspend cooperation with the United Nations International Nuclear Energy Agency

On Wednesday, the President of Iran ordered the country to suspend its cooperation with International Atomic Energy Agency After the American and Israeli air strikes reached its most important nuclear facilities, it is likely that the inspectors’ ability to track Tehran The program that enriched uranium to levels at the level of nearby weapons.

However, President Masoud Bizishian’s order did not include any time or details about what this comment might require. However, Iranian Foreign Minister Abbas Aragici indicated in an interview with CBS News that Tehran is still ready to continue negotiations with the United States.

“I don’t think negotiations will restart them at the speed that this follows,” Aragchchi said, referring to Trump’s comments that the talks may start early this week. However, he added: “Diplomatic doors will never be closed.”

Iran has restricted the IAEA inspections in the past as a pressure tactic in negotiating with the West-although Tehran has now denied that there are any immediate plans to resume talks with the United States, which was raised in the 12-day Iran war.

Iranian State TV has announced the matter of Pezeshkian, which was followed by a law issued by the Iranian Parliament to suspend this cooperation. The draft law has already obtained the approval of the Iranian Constitutional Agency, the Guardian Council, on Thursday, and it is possible that the support of the country’s national security council, headed by Pezeshkian.

“The government is charged with suspending all cooperation immediately with the International Atomic Energy Agency under the Treaty of the Non -Proliferation of Nuclear Weapons and its relevant guarantees agreement,” government television quoted the draft law. “This suspension will remain in effect until certain conditions are met, including the guaranteed security of nuclear facilities and scientists.”

It was not immediately clear what this means for the International Atomic Energy Agency in Vienna, the United Nations World Nuclear Agency. The agency has long monitored the Iranian nuclear program and said it was waiting for an official call from Iran about the meaning of the comment.

Iran’s decision was based on an immediate condemnation of Israeli Foreign Minister Gideon Saar.

“Iran has just issued a scandalous announcement about the suspension of its cooperation with the International Atomic Energy Agency,” said at a X. “This full abandonment of all its international nuclear obligations and obligations.”

And urged the waters of European countries that were part of the 2015 nuclear deal to implement the so -called Snapback. This would restore all the United Nations sanctions that were originally filed by the Tehran nuclear deal with the global authorities, if one of its Western parties declares that the Islamic Republic does not agree with it.

Israel is widely believed to be the only nuclear armed state in the Middle East, and the IAEA does not have access to its weapons facilities.

It is not known how Iran will implement this comment. The Iranian government, there is room for the council to implement the draft law as they see appropriate. This means that everything that legislators requested may not be done.

However, Iran’s move is not less than what experts are afraid. They were concerned that Tehran, in response to the war, could decide to completely end its cooperation with the International Atomic Energy Agency, and abandon the treaty and rush treaty towards a bomb. This treaty agrees on not building or obtaining nuclear weapons and allowing the International Atomic Energy Agency to conduct searches to verify that the two countries have announced their programs properly.

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Iran’s 2015 nuclear deal allowed Iran to enrich uranium by 3.67 percent-enough to feed a nuclear power plant, but much less than the 90 percent threshold needed for uranium at the level of weapons. It also greatly reduced the uranium stock in Iran, shorten its use of central expulsion and relied on the International Atomic Energy Agency to oversee the compliance of Tehran through additional supervision. He served the International Atomic Energy Agency as a major resident of Iran’s commitment to the deal.

But US President Donald Trump, in his first term in 2018, withdrew from one side of Washington from the agreement, and insisted that it was not difficult enough and did not address the Iranian missile program or support for armed groups in the broader Middle East. That was placed in years of tensions, including attacks in the sea and on the ground.

Iran was up to 60 percent, a short technical step away from degree levels. It also has enough inventory to build multiple nuclear bombs, in case of choosing to do so. Iran has long insisted that its nuclear program is for peaceful purposes, but the International Atomic Energy Agency, Western Intelligence agencies and others say that Tehran had an organized weapons program until 2003.

The Israeli air strikes, which began on June 13, acquired the upper ranks of the strong revolutionary guards in Iran and targeted the ballistic missile arsenal. The strikes also struck Iranian nuclear sites, which Israel claimed to put Tehran within reach of a nuclear weapon.

Iran said that the Israeli attacks killed 935 “Iranian citizens”, including 38 children and 102 women. However, Iran has a long history of providing fewer deaths on political considerations.

The Washington -based Activists in Washington, which has made detailed victims from multiple rounds of turmoil in Iran, has developed a number of 1,190 people, including 436 civilians and 435 members of the Security Force. The group said that the attacks were injured by 4,475 people.

Meanwhile, Iranian officials are now evaluating the damage to the American strikes on the three nuclear sites on June 22, including those in Fordo, a location that was built under a mountain around 100 km (60 miles) southwest of Tehran.

Satellite photos of Planet Labs PBC are analyzed by Associated Press that Iranian officials in Fordo on Monday are likely to examine the damage caused by the US Bunker Busters. Trucks can be seen in the pictures, as well as at least one crane and a fossil in the tunnels on the site. This is compatible with the photos taken on Sunday by Maxar Technologies, which shows the same continuous work.

–Amir Fahdat in Tehran, Iran and Taya Goldberg in Tel Aviv, Israel, contributed to this report.

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