Iran’s Constitutional Council has approved the plan to suspend cooperation with the UN nuclear agency in the wake of the US-Israeli aggression against the Islamic Republic.

Iranian parliament has approved a bill to suspend the country's cooperation with the UN nuclear agency in response to its political resolution against Tehran.

Iranian parliament is considering a bill to suspend the country’s cooperation with the UN nuclear agency due to its inaction over recent Israeli and US attacks on Iranian nuclear sites

A senior Iranian lawmaker says he has proposed to the top security body that the head of the UN nuclear agency, Rafael Grossi, be permanently banned from entering the country.

Iran’s nuclear agency says there “have been no accidents” at the country’s Fordow nuclear site, while its main enrichment site in Natanz has suffered “superficial damage” after Israeli aggression.

With JCPOA still on the agenda as IAEA chief Rafael Grossi announces his trip to Tehran, the question is how does the return of Donald Trump to White House affect things.

Despite Iran extending full cooperation to the UN nuclear agency, opening its nuclear facilities for periodic inspections, and unfailingly informing the agency about its enrichment activities, the country has unreasonably been subjected to vicious attacks of political nature.