Peru severs diplomatic ties with Iran
Peru's foreign ministry announced the severance of diplomatic relations with Iran, blaming repeated obstacles to International Atomic Energy Agency inspections, disruptions to trade in the Strait of Hormuz and alleged human rights violations including suppression of protests and restrictions on press freedom and women's rights. The decision was conveyed to the Iranian embassy in Ecuador, while the government said consular relations will continue to protect citizens. Lima framed the move as consistent with its historical peaceful stance and respect for international law, creating an official diplomatic break that could affect bilateral channels and international discussions on nuclear oversight and regional security.
Peru cut diplomatic relations with Iran over nuclear and regional concerns
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Peru said IAEA inspectors faced blocked access to Iranian facilities. The government also blamed Iran for trade disruptions in the Strait of Hormuz. Next steps could include diplomatic responses and monitoring of consular services.
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