Canada & International — International Atomic Energy Agency

Canada: Canada, as a G7 member, welcomed the agreement and expressed readiness to contribute to securing shipping in the Strait of Hormuz.

International — International Atomic Energy Agency: The International — International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA) is expected to play a crucial role in verifying Iran's commitment to not developing nuclear weapons and inspecting its nuclear sites. The interim deal mandates UN inspectors from the IAEA to dispose of 'nuclear dust' and inspect sites, which is vital for international confidence in the agreement.

Canada: Canada is a member of the G7 and has signed a joint statement congratulating the United States and Iran on the diplomatic breakthrough, supporting efforts to reopen the Strait of Hormuz.

International — International Atomic Energy Agency: The International — International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA) is expected to be involved in verifying Iran's compliance with the nuclear aspects of the deal, with US and UN nuclear inspectors allowed to enter Iran.

Canada: Canada, as a G7 nation, expressed support for the US-Iran deal and the prospect of additional energy supplies from Canada in the coming years was welcomed by G7 leaders.

International — International Atomic Energy Agency: The International — International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA) is mentioned in the context of monitoring Iran's nuclear program and its stockpile of highly enriched uranium. Its role in verification will be crucial for any final nuclear agreement.

International — International Atomic Energy Agency: The International — International Atomic Energy Agency confirmed normal radiation levels near the Kursk Nuclear Power Plant and reiterated warnings about risks of fighting near nuclear sites.

International — International Atomic Energy Agency: Pakistan noted that India has not placed all its civilian nuclear facilities under the safeguards of the International — International Atomic Energy Agency, raising concerns about monitoring.

International — International Atomic Energy Agency: The International — International Atomic Energy Agency has reported damage to Iran's Natanz nuclear enrichment site and expressed concern about the safety of nuclear facilities in the region amidst the conflict, urging military restraint.