Iran, IAEA Resume Nuclear Cooperation in Egypt-Backed Deal

Iran’s government has made it clear that it currently does not have access to its enriched uranium stockpiles following the 12-day conflict in June, which caused significant damage to key nuclear infrastructure. In the aftermath of the attacks on its nuclear facilities by Israel and the United States, Iran has engaged in discussions with the International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA) to establish a new framework for cooperation. This marks a significant step in the efforts to address the challenges faced by Iran in the aftermath of the conflict, paving the way for enhanced collaboration in the field of nuclear technology.

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