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Slamming IAEA reports

Tehran has strongly criticized the International Atomic Energy Agency for its recent report on Iran’s nuclear program.

In a post on X, Iran’s Permanent Mission to International Organizations in Vienna said the IAEA has based its reports on the resolutions by the Board of Governors of the U-N agency. The mission added that the resolutions were technically and legally flawed. It noted that, as IAEA Chief Rafael Grossi acknowledged, US-Israeli attacks on Iran’s safeguarded nuclear facilities created unprecedented circumstances and disrupted inspections. It said these circumstances also require Iran’s security concerns to be taken into account. The Iranian mission stressed that those normal safeguards activities cannot resume under abnormal circumstances. The criticism comes as the UN nuclear agency has urged Iran to allow it to resume inspections of its nuclear sites.

US-Israeli genocide in Gaza

The Israeli regime has launched new attacks on Gaza, killing two Palestinians and injuring several others.

Gaza Health officials say two bodies and several injured Palestinians, some in critical condition, were taken to hospital following an Israeli drone strike near the Jabalia refugee camp. Israeli artillery also shelled areas south of the city of Khan Yunis. The attacks mark another violation of the October 2025 ceasefire agreement between Israel and Hamas, which the regime has repeatedly failed to uphold. According to the Palestinian Ministry of Health, Israel's genocidal war on Gaza since October 7, 2023, has killed nearly 75,000 Palestinians.

France anti-govt. protests

French police have attacked anti-government protesters in several cities including Paris and Nantes, firing tear gas to disperse them.

Thousands of students, activists and unions took to the streets for the fifth Saturday of mass demonstrations. Protesters demanded higher wages, additional recruitment and better services while they support student protests for better education conditions. They slammed the rising cost of living and called for the resignation of President Emmanuel Macron. Police blocked the city centers following orders that ban demonstrations. France’s Interior Minister says 70,000 security forces have been deployed across the country. France has been the scene demonstrations since early September.