Foreign Ministry Spokesperson: US breach of promise is a habit

**Account of Events**

• Iran refuses inspectors access to review and inspect its nuclear facilities that were damaged in the attacks.
• UN Security Council Resolution 2231, which had provided the basis for the presence of International Atomic Energy Agency inspectors in Iran, no longer holds legal legitimacy according to the foreign ministry spokesperson.
• The foreign ministry spokesperson characterized the United States' cancellation of oil sanctions waivers and imposition of new sanctions as a violation of the nuclear agreement.
• Baghaei described American treaty violation as a historical habit and placed this position-taking within the context of heightened tensions between Tehran and Washington.. **Coverage Difference**

Ismail Baghaei, spokesperson for the Ministry of Foreign Affairs, announced that Iran will not permit inspections of nuclear facilities damaged in the aftermath of attacks by the United States and Israel. Baghaei further stated that UN Security Council Resolution 2231 is effectively devoid of legal validity and no longer holds legal legitimacy. In his statement, he accused the United States of violating the nuclear agreement by revoking oil sanctions waivers and imposing new sanctions, attributing this to America's customary pattern of treaty violation.

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