US EditionIran Says Cooperation Deal with UN Nuclear Watchdog Is Void
Iran voided its September 2025 deal with the International Atomic Energy Agency after Western powers reimposed UN sanctions, citing safety and political concerns, officials said.
- Ali Larijani, Secretary of the Supreme National Security Council, announced in Tehran that Iran has called off its nuclear cooperation deal signed September 9, 2025, with the IAEA.
- Following the reinstatement of U.N. sanctions last month, France, Britain and Germany triggered the `snapback` mechanism, prompting Tehran to warn it would scrap the September cooperation deal.
- Iran suspended cooperation in June under parliamentary law after attacks on its nuclear sites, citing safety concerns and the agency's failure to condemn those strikes.
- IAEA officials face a setback in rebuilding monitoring and trust after Israel and United States strikes in June, dealing a blow to efforts on Iran's nuclear monitoring and trust.
- Iran may still review fresh IAEA proposals despite cancelling the deal, but Ali Larijani said any offer must be reviewed by the Supreme National Security Council and the secretariat.
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Iran says cooperation deal with UN nuclear watchdog void
A senior Iranian security official said on Monday that Iran's cooperation agreement with the UN nuclear watchdog, reached in Cairo in September, has become void after France, Britain, and Germany triggered the "snapback" mechanism reinstating UN sanctions on Tehran.
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KAYHAN LIFEIran Says Cooperation Deal with UN Nuclear Watchdog Is Void
Iran has scrapped a cooperation deal that it signed with the International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA) UN nuclear watchdog in September, its Supreme National Security Council Secretary said on Monday, according to state media. The statement came around three weeks after Iran's foreign minister, Abbas Araqchi, said Tehran would scrap the agreement, which let the IAEA resume inspections of its nuclear sites, if Western powers reinstated UN sanctio…
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Iran says cooperation deal with UN nuclear watchdog is void
DUBAI (Reuters) -Iran has scrapped a cooperation deal that it signed with the UN nuclear watchdog IAEA in September, its Supreme National Security Council Secretary said on Monday, according to state media.The statement came around three weeks after Iran's foreign minister, Abbas Araqchi, said Tehran would scrap the agreement, which let the IAEA resume inspections of its nuclear sites, if Western powers reinstated U.N. sanctions. Those were rein…
"The deal has been canceled. Of course, if the agency has a proposal, we will consider it in Iran's National Security Council."
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