Iran warns UN nuclear agency of retaliation over potential resolution
Iran threatens retaliation over an IAEA draft resolution, while eyeing a new Strait of Hormuz restriction.
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Iran threatens retaliation over an IAEA draft resolution, while eyeing a new Strait of Hormuz restriction.
A first‑ever cease‑fire opens a narrow window to fix the Zaporizhzhia plant amid a critical safety crisis.
The US and allies are pushing for the UN Security Council to address Iran's nuclear activities, but Russia and China may block the move.
The IAEA reports progress on investigating a Syrian site hit by Israel while finding no progress in Iran.
IAEA confirms Syria built a near‑fueled nuclear reactor in Deir ez‑Zor, reigniting a two‑decade probe.
The Zaporizhzhia nuclear plant, held by Russian forces, has lost its external power supply, raising immediate safety concerns.
UN inspectors have begun excavating undeclared nuclear sites in Syria, uncovering tons of nuclear material.
Syria's admission of holding nuclear material and its refusal to hand it over has sparked international attention.
A proposed U.S.-Saudi nuclear deal allowing uranium enrichment is currently awaiting final sign-off from the Trump administration.
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