Dhaka, Monday, Sep 29, 2025
Iran’s top security council has warned that recent moves by France, Germany, and the United Kingdom to reimpose UN sanctions could “effectively suspend” Tehran’s cooperation with the International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA).The Supreme National Security Council made the statement on Saturday, following the failure of the UN Security Council to adopt a resolution permanently lifting sanctions against Iran.The warning comes after the three European nations—known as the E3—triggered a 30-day process on August 28 to reinstate “snapback” sanctions, alleging that Iran violated its 2015 nuclear deal commitments. Russia and China have opposed the European push.The council described the E3’s actions as “ill-considered,” saying they undermine months of engagement with the IAEA to resume inspections and ensure compliance. It directed the foreign ministry to continue consultations to safeguard Iran’s national interests.Earlier this month, Iran and the IAEA had reached an agreement in Cairo to resume inspections at nuclear sites, including facilities ...
