Overview

• Iranian parliament voted this week to suspend cooperation with the IAEA and formally bar Director General Rafael Grossi and surveillance cameras from all nuclear sites.
• Vice Speaker Hamid Reza Haji Babaei said the ban was triggered by discovery of sensitive site data in documents obtained from the Israeli regime.
• State-run Kayhan newspaper urged Grossi’s arrest and trial on spying charges and even called for his execution.
• German Foreign Minister Johann Wadephul condemned threats against IAEA personnel as deeply troubling and called for full cooperation and staff safety.
• US Secretary of State Marco Rubio denounced calls for Grossi’s arrest and stressed support for the agency’s verification efforts in Iran.