On October 5, local time, Iranian Foreign Minister Araghchi stated that currently,The Cairo agreement can no longer serve as a basis for Iran's cooperation with the International Atomic Energy Agency, and Iran will announce new cooperation arrangements with the agency separately.

Araghzi said: "In this situation, new decisions must be made. In my opinion,The Cairo Agreement no longer applies to the current situation.¡£¡±

The practice has proven that there is no alternative to the Iranian nuclear program except through diplomatic means and negotiations.

After Iran was suspended from cooperation with the International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA) in June after air strikes by Israel and the United States, the agency's investigators left Iran in early July. Since then, the IAEA has repeatedly reiterated the importance of resuming verification, and the Iranian side has also said it will discuss how to continue cooperation with the agency in the future. On August 11, senior officials of the IAEA visited Iran for the first time after the two sides interrupted cooperation. On September 9, Iranian Foreign Minister Al-Aqsa, who visited Egypt, announced in Egypt's capital Cairo that Iran had reached an agreement with the IAEA to resume cooperation on Iran's nuclear issue.

The parties to the Iranian nuclear agreement, Britain, France and Germany, notified the Security Council on August 28 that Iran violated the nuclear agreement.Launch a "rapid recovery of sanctions" mechanism¡£On September 26, the United Nations Security Council voted on a draft resolution aimed at extending the 2015 Comprehensive Agreement on the Iranian Nuclear Issue and Security Council Resolution 2231 approving the agreement. The draft resolution was not adopted.

The Office of the Spokesperson of the UN Secretary-General confirmed on September 28 that the UN Secretary-General, in accordance with the relevant provisions of Security Council Resolution 2231,Six previously adopted sanctions resolutions on Iran were re-enacted at 8 p.m. on September 27.

On September 29, a spokesman for the Iranian Foreign Ministry said on social media that U.S. and British, French, and German attempts to restore the abolished UN Security Council resolution on the Iranian nuclear issue were illegitimate and illegal.