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Publish date22 Nov 2025 - 9:50
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Iran declares Cairo deal with IAEA terminated after anti-Iran resolution

Iranian Foreign Minister, Abbas Araghchi, says Tehran declares that the Cairo deal with the International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA) is terminated after the UN agency’s Board of Governors passes the anti-Iran resolution.
Iran declares Cairo deal with IAEA terminated after anti-Iran resolution
The Board on Thursday narrowly approved the resolution drafted by the European Troika - France, Germany and the UK - and the United States—passing 19–3 with 12 abstentions—that urges Tehran to “without delay” report on its enriched uranium stockpile and facilities damaged in the June aggression by Israel and the US, while omitting any mention of Iran’s longstanding cooperation with the agency.
 
Araghchi condemned the move, calling the resolution “illegal and unjustified.” He said the measure was adopted “under pressure from these four countries” despite opposition or abstentions from 15 board members.
 
Araghchi said the action undermined the IAEA’s “credibility and independence” and would disrupt the agency’s cooperation with Iran.
 
He added that although the Cairo understanding had “effectively lost its basis” after the three European countries sought to trigger the return of cancelled UN Security Council resolutions, Tehran has now formally notified the IAEA’s director general that the arrangement “is no longer valid and is considered terminated.”
 
The Cairo understanding refers to a deal reached in Cairo, Egypt, between Iran and the IAEA in September 2025, under which they agreed on a technical framework to resume cooperation and inspections.
 
https://taghribnews.com/vdcewo8pejh8oni.1kbj.html
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