Iran announced the termination of cooperation with the IAEA on the old terms

Iran will no longer cooperate with the International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA) on the same terms that were relevant before the attacks by Israel and the United States on the territory of the Islamic Republic. This was announced on June 28 by the head of Iran's judiciary, Gholam Hossein Mohseni-Ejei.

"It is quite natural that we no longer cooperate with this institution, as before, and suspend our cooperative approach," the Mizan agency quoted Mohseni-Ejei as saying.

According to him, the peaceful nature of Iran's nuclear activities and their compliance with international laws have been confirmed by the IAEA.

"When the IAEA cooperates with the enemy of the Iranian nation and provides that enemy with information about our nuclear facilities, it should not expect Iran to welcome it with open arms," Mohseni—Ejei said.

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A day earlier, the Iranian authorities had banned IAEA Director General Rafael Grossi from entering nuclear facilities. According to Deputy Speaker of the Parliament of the Islamic Republic Hamid-Reza Haji Babai, the decision is due to the discovery of confidential information about the facilities in documents received from Israel.