
U.S. Condemns Iran’s Suspension of Cooperation with IAEA
State Department spokesman Tammy Bruce said the country’s actions are “unacceptable” when it has a “window of opportunity to reverse course and choose a path of peace.”

State Department spokesman Tammy Bruce said the country’s actions are “unacceptable” when it has a “window of opportunity to reverse course and choose a path of peace.”

The promulgation of the law on the suspension comes days after a ceasefire in a war that saw Israeli and U.S. strikes on nuclear sites in the Islamic Republic.
The Islamic Consultative Assembly’s speaker said the International Atomic Agency refused to “eveb marginally condemn the attack on Iran’s nuclear facilities.”
The Israeli military says Iran has launched a counter-attack, which they are working to intercept, and a state of emergency was declared in Israel.
“Iran has consistently obstructed IAEA’s verification and monitoring, it removed inspectors, and it sanitised and concealed suspected undeclared locations in Iran,” Israel’s foreign ministry said on X.

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