An Iranian delegation at the IAEA Board of Governors says no amount of force can destroy the country’s nuclear capabilities.

Iran says the International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA) is facing a credibility crisis over its failure to respond to US and Israeli strikes on the Islamic Republic’s safeguarded nuclear facilities.

Iran’s mission to the UN in Vienna says calls on Tehran to unconditionally comply with the IAEA Safeguards is meaningless under the current hazardous circumstances.

Iran says a planned US-E3 resolution against Tehran at the IAEA Board of Governors is a desperate move showing the failure of the snapback mechanism.

The spokesman for the Iranian Foreign Ministry says the main problem with the United States is that it confuses the notion of negotiations with “dictating terms”.

Iran's atomic chief says the IAEA cannot inspect nuclear facilities damaged in the US-Israeli military strikes unless an approved protocol for inspecting sites under wartime conditions is established.

Iran’s nuclear industry has restored a domestically operated cyclotron that produces radioisotopes used to diagnose and treat cancer.