International agency imposes new Iran nuclear limits

The Board of Governors of the International Atomic Energy Agency approved a resolution, backed by the United States, calling on Iran to disclose its enriched uranium stockpiles and to allow inspectors immediate verification. This came amidst opposition from Russia, China, and Niger. The decision increases pressure on Iran, which considers that inspections were already underway before the U.S. and Israeli escalation, and views the entry of inspectors into its facilities as a threat to its security. Meanwhile, Washington is seeking to impose stricter restrictions on Iran’s nuclear program, adding further complications to its negotiations with Tehran.

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