Overview
- Iran’s new law mandates Supreme National Security Council approval for inspections and forbids any physical access to its nuclear facilities.
- Ebrahim Azizi said the upcoming IAEA delegation will be confined to technical and expert-level talks with no site visits.
- Tehran insists on compensation for losses from recent US and Israeli bombings and formal no-attack guarantees in order to restart broader nuclear negotiations.
- The United Kingdom, France and Germany have warned they will trigger a UN sanctions snapback by late August if no new agreement is reached.
- Iran claims its nuclear program is exclusively for peaceful purposes and accuses the IAEA of facilitating politically motivated resolutions and failing to condemn attacks on its sites.