IAEA Board censures Iran over safeguards questions

An airstrike destroyed an Iranian consular building in Damascus and killed senior Iranian military officers. Iran attributed the attack to Israel and later retaliated directly. The episode accelerated...

Iran launched drones and missiles toward Israel, describing the action as retaliation for the Damascus strike. Israel and partner forces intercepted most incoming projectiles; limited damage and...

Iran fired a large ballistic-missile salvo toward Israel, linking it to Israeli attacks on Iranian allies and senior figures. Israeli authorities reported interceptions and limited impacts; the...

Israel attacked Iranian air-defence and missile-production targets. The exchange continued a cycle of retaliation while leaving open the prospect of a broader war. The weakening of air defences...

The IAEA later reported that its prewar estimate for 13 June was 440.9 kg of uranium enriched up to 60 percent, based on recent verification. This raised proliferation concerns but was not a finding...

Iran and the United States were preparing for another indirect round of nuclear negotiations in Oman, expected on 15 June. The talks were intended to address enrichment and sanctions amid an...

Israel launched a surprise military campaign against Iran, striking military leadership, air defences, missile facilities and nuclear-related sites, including Natanz. Senior commanders and nuclear...

The IAEA confirmed that Natanz, a safeguarded enrichment facility, had been attacked. At the time of its update it reported no increase in off-site radiation. The Agency warned that attacks on nuclear...

Iran began missile strikes against Israel after Israel’s opening attacks. Israeli air defences intercepted many incoming missiles, while some struck populated areas and caused deaths, injuries and...

The Security Council held an emergency meeting within hours of Israel’s attack. Many members called for de-escalation and diplomacy. The meeting showed the absence of a collective enforcement response...