Tehran says it would reduce cooperation with IAEA if anti-Iran resolution passed by agency

TEHRAN, Iran — Tehran warns it would reduce its cooperation with the United Nations’s nuclear watchdog if an anti-Iran resolution is passed at an upcoming meeting of the world body.

“Certainly, the IAEA should not expect the Islamic Republic of Iran to continue its broad and friendly cooperation,” Behrouz Kamalvandi, spokesman for Iran’s atomic energy organization, says on state TV when asked how Tehran would respond if the resolution is passed by the International Atomic Energy Agency’s board of governors meeting, which is due to start Monday.

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