Western European nations’ move to reimpose sanctions has derailed a recent monitoring agreement, Tehran has said
Iran’s top security body has announced the suspension of nuclear cooperation with the International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA), citing actions by Western European nations against the Islamic Republic.
On Friday, the UN Security Council voted to reimpose sanctions on Iran, which had been suspended in return for curbs on its nuclear program in a 2015 deal. The so-called “snapback” mechanism was initiated by Britain, France, and Germany last month.
“The ill-considered actions of three European countries regarding the Iranian nuclear…
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