'Credibility up for auction': Iran slams IAEA; Tehran...

'Credibility up for auction': Iran slams IAEA; Tehran lawmakers vote to cut ties with nuclear watchdog

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Amid escalating tensions, Iranian lawmakers overwhelmingly voted to suspend cooperation with the IAEA following recent Israeli and US airstrikes on Iranian nuclear facilities. Parliament speaker Mohammad Bagher Ghalibaf accused the IAEA of failing to condemn the attacks, jeopardizing its credibility. The decision, reflecting growing anger, awaits Guardian Council approval before becoming law.

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