French President Emmanuel Macron in a phone conversation told his colleague Masuda Cyezeshkian about the need to continue the mission of the International Atomic Energy Agency (Magate) in Iran.
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He also called on Cyeshkin to return to the negotiation table “to solve the problems of Iran's nuclear and ballistic programs.”
In addition, Macron emphasized “the need to comply with the ceasefire.”
On June 25, representatives of the Iranian National Assembly approved the bill of the bill on the suspension of cooperation between the country and IAEA. On June 26, the Iran Constitution Council approved this document. Now he must be sent to the president of the country. As explained by the Chairman of the National Assembly, Mohammad Bagger Galibaf, Iran decided to temporarily stop the interaction with this agency, because it acts to protect Israel and “prepare the ground for the war”.
Israel on the night of June 13 began a military campaign against Iran. In less than a day, the Islamic Republic conducted an attack again. The United States occurred nine days after escalating: on the night of June 22, American aircraft attacked three Iranian nuclear facilities. On the evening of June 23, Tehran attacked a missile attack at the largest US al-Udeid in the Middle East in Katar. Later, US President Donald Trump said Israel and Iran agreed to set a ceasefire. He took effect on June 24.