Iran intends to cooperate with the UN nuclear watchdog, although new laws require Supreme National Security Council approval for inspections due to security concerns. Meanwhile, Iranian officials reported that a recent Israeli airstrike resulted in multiple casualties, including inmates at Evin prison, amidst ongoing tensions between Iran and Israel.
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Iran’s Nuclear Cooperation and Recent Air Strikes
Iran is saying it will still work with the UN about its nuclear sites, but now it needs special permission to let inspectors in because of safety concerns, while also dealing with the aftermath of an Israeli air strike that caused many casualties, including inmates at a prison.
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