Iran FM reloads twice in just 24 hours, another stinging message on Trump & Europe's ‘nuclear fits’

Iran’s Foreign Minister Abbas Araghchi has confirmed that Tehran is no longer enriching uranium after Israeli and U.S. strikes destroyed its nuclear facilities in June. Speaking to an AP journalist, he insisted there is “no undeclared enrichment” and that all sites remain under IAEA monitoring. Araghchi reiterated Iran’s “inalienable right” to peaceful nuclear enrichment as the country weighs conditions for future negotiations. The remarks came during an international law summit in Tehran, where officials defended Iran’s actions in the June conflict while acknowledging the nation’s weakened air defenses, economic pressures, and ongoing domestic debates over fuel prices and hijab enforcement.