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Shafaq News –
Tehran
Iran outlined conditions for implementing its
agreement with the International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA), an Iranian official
announced on Sunday.
The member of the
parliament’s National Security and Foreign Policy Committee Mojtaba Zarei announced
in a statement that Tehran “reserves the full right to determine the identity
of international inspectors allowed into its nuclear facilities” and could
withdraw from the deal with the IAEA if confronted with European hostility,
noting that this principle is based on parliamentary law and directives from
the Supreme National Security Council.
Zarei explained
that during a recent meeting with Foreign Minister Abbas Araghchi to discuss
the Cairo agreement and understandings with the IAEA, Iran did not grant the
agency unrestricted access for its inspectors. Instead, he said, IAEA Director
General Rafael Grossi pledged that inspection procedures would remain under the
authority of the SNSC.
Meanwhile, Iran’s
Supreme National Security Council (SNSC) revealed in a statement that reports
on nuclear facilities attacked during the June war with Israel will only be
submitted after security conditions permit and once the council approves.
The statement
stressed that all practical measures must be coordinated with the IAEA and
submitted for council ratification, warning that Iran would immediately halt
implementation if subjected to “hostile acts,” including any revival of
annulled UN Security Council resolutions.
گزارش ویژه ی من : آیا دکتر عراقچی ؛ وزیر امور خارجه ی مان خودسر شده است ؟! به عراقچی گفتم چی دادی به قالیباف که مجلس را تعطیل کرد تا شما و پزشکیان راحت بتونید ایران را واگذار کنید ؟!✔️دیروز گزارش عراقچی را از توافق مصر در کمیسیون امنیت ملی استماع کردیم ؛ اجمالا ۱۱ چارچوب خبری…
— مجتبی زارعی (@MojtabaZarei50) September 14, 2025