“Credibility for auction”: Iran hits Iaea; Tehran Wetgevers voting to break ties with nuclear watchdog – Times of India

Tehran’s tensions with global powers escalated on Wednesday when the Iranian legislators voted overwhelming to suspend cooperation with the Nuclear Waakhond from the United Nations, the International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA). The move comes after a 12-day conflict with Israeli and American air strikes on Iranian nuclear and military facilities.“The atomic energy organization of Iran will suspend its collaboration with the IAEA until the safety of the nuclear facilities is guaranteed,” said Iranian parliament speaker Mohammad Bagher Ghalibaf, accusing the IAEA of being accused the IAEA to condemn to attacks on the nuclear infrastructure of Iran. “The iaea … Set up his international credibility for auction, “he added, reported by the state of TV as AFP mentioned.The parliamentary decision was adopted by 221 votes before, one abstinence and no opposition among those present in the 290-member house. The legislation is now assessed by the Guardian Council, which must approve it before it becomes law.After the mood, legislators reportedly sang slogans, including “Death to America” ​​and “Death to Israel”, as a result of the growing domestic anger over the strikes.The relocation follows a wave of escalating hostilities that started on 13 June when Israel launched ‘Operation Rising Lion’, aimed at the nuclear locations of Iran and military leadership. Iran took revenge on “Operation True Promise 3”, so that rocket and drone attacks launch on Israeli positions. The US then joined the conflict with “Operation Midnight Hammer”, strikingly important Iranian nuclear facilities in Fordow, Natanz and Isfahan on 22 June.Iran has condemned the strikes as a “wild attack” and promised not to leave his nuclear ambitions. Officials in Tehran also criticized the IAEA because they remain silent during the military campaign.