After the re -implementation of international sanctions, Iran announced on Sunday (October 05) that its cooperation with the United Nations Atomic Monitoring Agency (IAA) has now become irrelevant. External Affairs Minister Abbas Araghchi said that the Cairo Agreement, which was held in September, cannot continue under the current circumstances.
Araghchi said that the re -activism of Snapback Sanctions and recent military tension have completely changed the situation. He said, “The Cairo Agreement is no longer relevant to our cooperation with IAEA.”
Iran’s charge on Western countries
The Iranian Foreign Minister accused Western countries of unfair demands and threatening-based diplomacy. He said that the policies of pressure like military action and economic restrictions do not make any agreement easier, but make the conversation more difficult.
Araghchi said that Iran has always shown transparency in the conversation. Even in indirect talks with the US, but western countries ignored their proposals. He said, “If our proposals had been taken seriously and the path of diplomacy had not been closed, it was not impossible to reach an agreement.”
“Europe’s role in future conversation will reduce”
Araghchi indicated that Iran is still ready for dialogue, but the format and participants of the conversation will change in the coming time. He said that the role of European countries will be less in future talks.
He also added that the decision to abolish the current cooperation structure with IAEA has been taken due to security threats and recent attacks on nuclear sites.
Iran’s claim- ‘Our nuclear program is peaceful’
Iran once again reiterated that her nuclear program is completely peaceful. Araghchi said, “We have taken every diplomatic path to prove our goodwill and peaceful intentions. Now Western countries have no justification for refusing to negotiate.” He insisted that Iran is ready to restore faith, but only when the other side also shows honesty.
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