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Iran Rejects U.S. Threats and Calls Kolang Kouh Claims Fabricated

Tehran says its nuclear work is declared to the IAEA and warns it will take measures to defend national sovereignty.

Overview

  • Iranian Foreign Ministry spokesperson Esmaeil Baqaei publicly rejected U.S. threats and reported strikes on its nuclear sites Wednesday, calling the actions breaches of the UN Charter and international law.
  • Baqaei said Iran’s nuclear activities have been fully declared to the International Atomic Energy Agency and remain subject to IAEA safeguards and monitoring.
  • The ministry dismissed U.S. assertions about a nuclear facility at Kolang Kouh as fabricated and said those claims are being used as a pretext for aggression.
  • Baqaei publicly taunted IAEA Director General Rafael Grossi for failing to condemn the alleged U.S. targeting of safeguarded sites and noted Grossi’s candidacy for UN Secretary-General.
  • Iran warned it will take necessary measures to protect its security and sovereignty, a stance that raises the risk of further diplomatic breakdown or military escalation and could disrupt civilian scientific and daily life in affected areas.