Iran will stand against unreasonable demands, such as restricting its missile program or banning enrichment, says Larijani.

Iran’s President Masoud Pezeshkian warns of ‘proportional’ response if snapback mechanism is activated.

Iran’s top security official says Iran will “zealously” defend national security and will not allow humiliating conditions such as limiting the range of missiles to be imposed.

Iran says any move by the European troika to trigger the so-called snapback mechanism will lead to new conditions in a recent agreement with the IAEA.

Iran’s Supreme National Security Council says Tehran will suspend its cooperation with IAEA after the United Nations Security Council vote against permanent lifting of sanctions on Tehran.

Russia and China can obstruct enforcement of ‘snapback’ sanctions against Iran by stalling UN committee processes, blocking expert panels, and bolstering economic and diplomatic support for Tehran.

A senior Iranian diplomat says if the sanctions are reinstated or snapback is triggered, the Tehran-IAEA agreement in Cairo will be terminated.

Senior Iranian diplomat says the European troika is misusing the snapback mechanism.

Iranian Foreign Minister Abbas Araghchi says the European troika’s activation of the so-called snapback mechanism is a move aimed at “increasing tension.”

Head of the AEOI says that from the moment Iran and the IAEA signed their agreement, European countries adopted new and more rigid positions.