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In a 10-page report to the IAEA, Iran announced that due to military attacks and ongoing threats from the United States, it has no obligation to submit to full nuclear monitoring.

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In a 10-page report to the IAEA, Iran announced that due to military attacks and ongoing threats from the United States, it has no obligation to submit to full nuclear monitoring.

In a 10-page report to the IAEA, Iran announced that due to military attacks and ongoing threats from the United States, it has no obligation to submit to full nuclear monitoring.

According to the Bloomberg news agency, Reza Najafi, Iran's representative at the agency, emphasized in this document that direct attacks on nuclear facilities and the continued threats to these centers created unusual conditions and made the normal inspections impossible.

Tehran has stated that full cooperation is a condition for achieving progress in peace negotiations with Washington. These positions are being adopted while Marco Rubio, the US Secretary of State, called Iran's demands "unrealistic and ridiculous" and declared a diplomatic deadlock.

The IAEA has previously warned of the loss of monitoring of Iran's enriched uranium stockpiles.

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