News | Iran’s Supreme National Security Council: Cooperation with IAEA will be suspended / Development of regional corridor through Iran

Pars Today – The Supreme National Security Council of the Islamic Republic of Iran, in a statement referring to the destructive actions of European countries, announced the suspension of Tehran’s cooperation with the International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA).

Iran’s Supreme National Security Council convened on Saturday evening under the chairmanship of Masoud Pezeshkian, the President of the Islamic Republic of Iran.
According to Pars Today, the Council in a statement said despite the cooperation of Iran’s Foreign Ministry with the Agency and the presentation of proposals to resolve the issue, due to the actions of European countries, the path of cooperation with the Agency will effectively be suspended.

Pezeshkian also said regarding the decision taken at the UN Security Council meeting not to extend the lifting of Iran’s nuclear sanctions: “Iran will overcome the obstacles, and the ill-wishers of this land cannot block our path.”

Iran’s national Greco-Roman wrestling team clinched a decisive victory at the World Championships
Iran’s national Greco-Roman wrestling team secured an early championship title at the World Championships in Croatia.
So far, the team has won five medals — gold, silver, and bronze — and still has the chance to claim three more on the final day (Sunday).
Earlier, Iran’s freestyle wrestling team also captured the world title, earning 2 gold, 2 silver, and 3 bronze medals, with a total of 145 points.

Amnesty International calls for immediate sanctions against the Israeli regime
Agnes Callamard, Secretary General of Amnesty International, said in an interview with Al Jazeera on Saturday night: “Israel’s genocide in the Gaza Strip would not have been possible without the cooperation and involvement of supporting countries, organizations, and companies.” She added that urgent economic sanctions should be imposed on Israel and that mere verbal condemnations are not enough.

EU concern over U.S. interference in member states’ internal affairs
The New York Times reported on Saturday that Washington has, in recent months, worked closely with some right-wing parties in Europe, particularly in Romania, Poland, and Germany.
According to the report, European officials are not worried about being challenged by U.S. President Donald Trump, but they view open interference in the internal affairs of EU member states as contrary to the accepted norms among allies.

Venezuela: The U.S. has used missiles and nuclear weapons against us
Venezuela’s Attorney General announced in a statement on Saturday night: “The use of missiles and nuclear weapons to kill defenseless fishermen is a crime against humanity and must be investigated by the United Nations.”
He said U.S. attacks on Venezuelan fishing boats have resulted in the deaths of 14 people.

China: The principle of Palestinian sovereignty over Palestine must be upheld
Chinese Foreign Minister Wang Yi said on Saturday that the ongoing war in the Gaza Strip has created an unprecedented humanitarian catastrophe that challenges human conscience.
He added that Israel’s steps to seize Gaza and violate the West Bank undermine stability in the West Asia region. “The principle of Palestinian sovereignty over Palestine must be implemented. Gaza and the West Bank are inalienable Palestinian territories,” he stated.

Armenia and Kazakhstan stress developing a regional transport corridor through Iran
At the 11th meeting of the Armenia–Kazakhstan Intergovernmental Commission on Economic Cooperation, held virtually, Armenian Deputy Prime Minister Mher Grigoryan said: “Yerevan supports the initiative to create a multimodal transport route along the Kazakhstan–Turkmenistan–Iran–Armenia corridor.”
He added that cargo transit is already taking place along the China–Kazakhstan–Uzbekistan–Turkmenistan–Iran–Armenia route, which reflects the growing interest in expanding transport and logistics links among our countries.