The Iranian parliament approves a plan to suspend cooperation with the Atomic Energy Agency

The semi -official Tasnim news agency reported, quoting a spokesman for the National Security Committee of the Iranian Parliament, that the committee agreed to the outlines of a draft law aimed at fully suspending Tehran’s cooperation with the International Atomic Energy Agency.

The spokesman Ibrahim Ridai explained that under the draft law, the work of the installation of surveillance cameras will be suspended, inspections and reports to the International Atomic Energy Agency as long as the security of nuclear establishments is not guaranteed. Parliament must approve the project in a plenary session to pass it.