Tehran has announced that it will suspend cooperation with the International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA) if UN sanctions are reinstated, following the favorable vote initiated by France, the United Kingdom, and Germany. Iran believes that the reimposition of sanctions, through the 'snapback' process, will severely affect international collaboration. President Masoud Pezeshkian stated that Iran will overcome these sanctions and will not yield to external demands, asserting that the Iranian people have the capacity to rebuild the affected nuclear facilities.
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Iranul anunţă că-şi va suspenda cooperarea cu AIEA în cazul restabilirii sancţiunilor ONU în dosarul nuclear
Iran says cooperation with the International Atomic Energy Agency will be suspended after European move on UN sanctions
Iran says it will suspend cooperation with UN's nuclear watchdog
Iran suspendă colaborarea cu Agenția pentru Energie Atomică. Regimul de la Teheran este amenințat cu cele mai dure sancțiuni internaționale din ultimii 10 ani
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