Iran's Parliament speaker and top negotiator rejects reports of access by IAEA inspectors to targeted nuclear sites.

America's "zero enrichment" demand collapsed as sanctions, sabotage, assassinations, and ultimately a full-scale war failed to break Iran's nuclear resilience, forcing Washington to accept Tehran’s uranium enrichment as a reality.

Iran has firmly ruled out any immediate access for International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA) inspectors to its nuclear facilities and materials damaged in US-Israeli strikes.

The spokesperson for the Iranian negotiating team says Iran's cooperation with the IAEA will continue under the existing framework, denying any new commitments.

The IAEA's latest draft resolution – to be tabled at the June 2026 meeting – recycles unsubstantiated claims of Iran's non-compliance while ignoring two US-Israeli wars that bombed Iranian nuclear facilities, exposing the agency's politicization and complicity.

A senior Russian diplomat has warned of efforts by the United States to rally support for a resolution at the International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA) that distorts facts about Iran’s peaceful nuclear program.

Iran urges the world to adopt a zero-tolerance policy on armed attacks against peaceful nuclear installations and promote binding international norms on their inviolability.