Iran takes measures at nuclear sites in response to European troika actions

Iran has taken undisclosed measures at its Natanz and Fordow nuclear sites in response to the recently adopted resolution of the International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA) Board of Governors, which says Tehran is not cooperating enough with the UN nuclear watchdog.

This is a response to the "hostile actions" of three European countries: the UK, Germany and France (the European troika), which submitted a draft resolution to the IAEA Board of Governors that Tehran considers politicized and provocative, Mehr reported.

According to the agency, anti-Iran circles thought that Iran would not react to such a hostile political move of the Western countries due to the internal situation after the death of President Raisi and the upcoming presidential election, but the reports in the coming days will prove that their calculations have not been right. 

Yeaterday, the UK, France and Germany approved an anti-Iran resolution in the IAEA Board of Governors.