Iranian Foreign Minister Mohammad Javad Zarif considered that the Iranian parliament’s objection to the agreement between the International Energy Agency and the Atomic Energy Organization of Iran was “unnecessary,” and the deputies “should read the joint statement carefully.
The Iranian Foreign Minister said, “Since today, the additional protocol in the nuclear agreement has stopped working, and we have informed the IAEA of this since the middle of the month,” noting that “there is nothing that raises suspicion in the agreement between the IAEA and the Iranian Atomic Energy Organization.”
He added, “The agreement with the International Atomic Energy Agency is an important diplomatic success,” explaining that “stopping work on the additional protocol does not mean stopping cooperation with the International Atomic Energy Agency.”
And Zarif added, “We will continue to cooperate with the IAEA within the NPT and the Safeguards Agreement,” stressing that “accusations cannot be brought against Iran by Europe and the United States, as the opposite party is the one who made a mistake and did not implement its obligations.”
For his part, the Iranian government spokesman, Ali Rabiei, pointed out that “Washington is facing the test of returning to the nuclear agreement, and that its withdrawal from the nuclear deal is part of the ill-fated legacy of the former US president, Donald Trump,” noting that “the agreement with the International Atomic Energy Agency It expresses Tehran’s goodwill and promotes trust and cooperation.
Rabiei said, “We call on Washington to abide by International Resolution 2231, and not be satisfied with expressing positions and statements, and to convert words into actions and commitments.”
The Iranian government spokesman indicated that “Tehran is always ready for positive and constructive cooperation with the signatory countries of the nuclear agreement,” adding that “Iran does not negotiate with America, except within the nuclear agreement.”
Ali Rabiei stressed that the Iranian government “has not made a decision yet about Washington’s participation in the meeting of the Nuclear Agreement Committee,” indicating that “in the event that the Iran and 4 + 1 meeting are held with the participation of Washington, there will be no negotiations, rather it is a meeting to express positions. directly”.
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