Iran stated that in the face of the threat of US military attack, it has no obligation to accept comprehensive nuclear supervision, further strengthening its tough stance on international inspectors. Iran stated in a 10-page report submitted to the International Atomic Energy Agency late last week and circulated among diplomats that the attack on its nuclear facilities, combined with the threat of being hit again, has made normal inspection work impossible. Iran's representative to the IAEA, Reza Najafi, wrote that Iran will consider more comprehensive cooperation only after the relevant facilities can be safely inspected. This requires a breakthrough in the peace negotiations between Tehran and Washington, but so far the two sides have failed to achieve such a breakthrough.

Iran stated that in the face of the threat of US military attack, it has no obligation to accept comprehensive nuclear supervision, further strengthening its tough stance on international inspectors. Iran stated in a 10-page report submitted to the International Atomic Energy Agency late last week and circulated among diplomats that the attack on its nuclear facilities, combined with the threat of being hit again, has made normal inspection work impossible. Iran's representative to the IAEA, Reza Najafi, wrote that Iran will consider more comprehensive cooperation only after the relevant facilities can be safely inspected. This requires a breakthrough in the peace negotiations between Tehran and Washington, but so far the two sides have failed to achieve such a breakthrough.