According to a Bloomberg report on the 13th, under pressure from the US government, Iran's Atomic Energy Organization Chairman Islam was banned from entering Austria to attend the International Atomic Energy Agency General Conference. The General Conference of the International Atomic Energy Agency will be held from September 14th to 18th local time in Vienna, Austria. According to the Islamic Republic of Iran News Agency, Islam left Tehran on the 12th and led a delegation to Vienna to attend the conference. However, Bloomberg went on to say that an American official revealed that Islam, who had planned to speak at the conference on the 14th, was denied entry by Austria. This move was due to pressure from the US. The report further revealed that Iran may send a lower ranking representative to speak at the conference later. The report added that an Austrian government spokesperson suggested consulting the Austrian Ministry of Foreign Affairs on relevant issues, but the Austrian Ministry of Foreign Affairs has yet to respond to requests for comment.

According to a Bloomberg report on the 13th, under pressure from the US government, Iran's Atomic Energy Organization Chairman Islam was banned from entering Austria to attend the International Atomic Energy Agency General Conference. The General Conference of the International Atomic Energy Agency will be held from September 14th to 18th local time in Vienna, Austria. According to the Islamic Republic of Iran News Agency, Islam left Tehran on the 12th and led a delegation to Vienna to attend the conference. However, Bloomberg went on to say that an American official revealed that Islam, who had planned to speak at the conference on the 14th, was denied entry by Austria. This move was due to pressure from the US. The report further revealed that Iran may send a lower ranking representative to speak at the conference later. The report added that an Austrian government spokesperson suggested consulting the Austrian Ministry of Foreign Affairs on relevant issues, but the Austrian Ministry of Foreign Affairs has yet to respond to requests for comment.