Middleeasteye Iran Accuses US of Nuclear Treaty Violations Amid Ongoing Tensions
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- •Iran criticizes the US for non-compliance with nuclear disarmament obligations.
- •Military operations by the US and Israel against Iran have escalated tensions since February 2026.
- •IAEA monitoring capabilities in Iran are severely restricted, complicating compliance verification.
During the NPT Review Conference in New York, Iran's delegation criticized the US for failing to comply with nuclear disarmament commitments, claiming that Washington's actions undermine global security. The backdrop includes military operations initiated by the US and Israel against Iran, which started on February 28, 2026, leading to retaliatory measures from Iran. The International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA) has reported that security conditions have restricted its monitoring capabilities in Iran, complicating compliance verification. Iran maintains its right to civilian nuclear capabilities despite Western pressures and emphasizes that international law does not limit uranium purification levels under UN oversight. The US has adopted a hardline stance, with President Trump indicating a willingness to use coercion to manage Iran's uranium reserves. Ongoing negotiations mediated by Islamabad have failed to achieve a lasting resolution, leaving regional stability uncertain.
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