In a decisive move that has sent ripples across the international diplomatic landscape, Iran’s president has formally approved legislation to suspend cooperation with the United Nations nuclear watchdog, the International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA). This suspension halts the agency’s access to critical monitoring and inspection activities, escalating concerns about transparency in Iran’s nuclear program. The decision comes amid growing tensions and reflects Tehran’s growing impatience with what it describes as undue pressures and sanctions imposed by Western nations.

Key points surrounding this development include:

  • The cessation of IAEA surveillance activities at multiple nuclear sites across Iran
  • Potential impacts on ongoing diplomatic…