Summary
Iran's parliament passed a bill to suspend cooperation with the International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA) in response to attacks by the United States and Israel. Iran insists on continuing its peaceful nuclear program and seeks guarantees for the protection of its nuclear facilities and scientists.
Key Facts
- Iran's parliament voted to suspend cooperation with the IAEA but not end it.
- The decision follows attacks on Iranian nuclear sites by the US and Israel.
- Iran aims to continue its peaceful nuclear activities under international agreements.
- The bill sets conditions for Iran's future interaction with the IAEA, focusing on safety assurances.
- US interventions have damaged some of Iran's nuclear facilities.
- The IAEA Director-General expressed the need to resume inspections in Iran.
- Iran moved some of its enriched uranium before the attacks.
- The US and Israel have assessed the impact of their strikes differently, with the US President claiming significant damage.
