Overview
- On June 25, Iran’s Parliament voted to suspend all cooperation with the IAEA and bar inspectors from bombed nuclear sites following Israeli and U.S. strikes.
- France, Germany and the UK jointly condemned a hardline newspaper’s calls for Grossi’s execution and demanded that Tehran protect IAEA personnel.
- IAEA Director General Rafael Grossi warned that Iran could resume uranium enrichment within months if inspections do not resume.
- Ambassador Amir Saeid Iravani denied any threats against Grossi and said that inspectors already in Iran are safe but remain barred from access.
- Western governments urged Iran to fulfill its treaty obligations by restoring full cooperation with the IAEA to ensure nuclear transparency.