Iran approves bill on suspension of cooperation with the IAEA

The Iranian parliament has approved a bill suspending cooperation with the International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA). This was reported on June 25 by the Nour News agency, citing Alireza Salimi, a representative of the Presidium of the Iranian Parliament.

"The parliament has approved a plan to suspend cooperation between the Islamic Republic and the IAEA," the Telegram channel says.

According to the resolution of the House of Representatives, the agency's specialists do not have the authority to enter the country to conduct inspections unless the safety of nuclear facilities is guaranteed, as well as the nuclear agreement of the states, which depends on the consent of the National Security Council.

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