No artificial or proxy regime can weaken Iran’s unity, national identity, or deterrent capabilities, the Iranian government affirmed on Wednesday.

In a statement addressed to the public, the government reiterated that its policy is "not to initiate any aggression," but emphasized that "it is Tehran that puts an end to adventures, attacks, and assaults."

In the same context, the Iranian Foreign Ministry stressed that the parliament's decision to suspend cooperation with the International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA) is "the people's response to the illegal attacks."

The Ministry also underscored the need to protect nuclear facilities and scientists and to ensure their safety.

"Israel" first launched an aggression against Iran on June 13, hitting nuclear and military sites, as well as residential areas, prompting waves of Iranian retaliatory missile attacks on Israeli targets in the occupied Palestinian territories.

The war also saw US aggression on Iranian nuclear facilities using massive bunker-busting bombs, followed by an Iranian retaliatory missile attack targeting a US military base in Qatar.

US President Donald Trump claimed that Iran and "Israel" had agreed to a ceasefire beginning Tuesday that would bring about an "official end" to the war.

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Iran's Parliament votes to suspend cooperation with IAEA

Earlier, Iran’s Parliament announced a major shift in nuclear oversight policy, voting to suspend cooperation with the International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA) unless the safety of its nuclear facilities is guaranteed. The move comes in the wake of recent Israeli-US aggression targeting key nuclear sites, which Iranian lawmakers say the IAEA failed to condemn.

Speaking during a parliamentary session, Iranian Parliament Speaker Mohammad Bagher Ghalibaf declared that Tehran would no longer cooperate with the IAEA until its nuclear facilities are fully secured. He criticized the international watchdog for remaining silent in the face of attacks on Iran’s sovereign infrastructure.

“The IAEA did not issue even a symbolic condemnation,” Ghalibaf stated, criticizing the agency’s silence in the face of blatant attacks.

Iran will accelerate peaceful nuclear program

He warned that Iran’s peaceful nuclear program will now accelerate “at a faster pace,” with heightened vigilance against diplomatic manipulation.

The top Iranian lawmaker emphasized that Tehran is more prepared than ever and will meet any future aggression with “crushing force".

While the resolution passed in parliament, it still requires final ratification by the Supreme National Security Council to take effect.

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