The Israeli Ministry of Foreign Affairs called for a firm international response to Iran, following the decision of the Atomic Energy Agency regarding the Tehran nuclear program, while the European Union called on Iran to control and avoid any escalation.
The Agency Governor Council issued a decision today accusing Iran of not complying with its obligations to nuclear guarantees, while Tehran condemned the decision and responded to the operation of a new uranium enrichment center.
The Israeli Foreign Ministry said that Iran is involved in a secret and systematic nuclear weapons program, and the accumulation of enriched uranium is highly, which proves that the nature of its program is not peaceful.
The Ministry accused Tehran of impeding the verification and control operations and hiding suspicious nuclear sites, and considered that these actions undermine the system of non -spread of global nuclear weapons, and pose an immediate threat to regional and international security and stability.
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Muscat talks
Meanwhile, the Israeli Channel 12 reported, quoting a source, saying that the Minister of Strategic Affairs in Israel, Ron Dermer and Mossad President David Bernie, will go to Washington tomorrow, to meet the American envoy to the Middle East Steve Wittouf before the American -Iranian talks scheduled in the Sultanate of Oman next Sunday.
The Omani Foreign Minister Badr Al -Busaidi said in a post on his account on the X platform that the sixth round of Iranian -American talks will be held next Sunday in Muscat.
According to the Axius website, the American envoy to the Middle East Steve Witkev will meet next Sunday in the Omani capital with the Iranian Foreign Minister Abbas Araqji, in a new attempt to discuss the Iranian response regarding the future of nuclear talks.
In the same context, the European Union urged Iran today to practice “restraint” after Tehran pledged to build a new uranium enrichment facility in response to a decision issued by the International Atomic Energy Agency condemning its lack of compliance with its obligations.
“We call on Iran to completely return cooperation with the agency and implement its full obligations … (and) the exercise of restraint and avoiding any step that would lead to an escalation of the situation,” said the spokesman for the European Union Foreign Affairs Department Anwar Al -Awni, in reference to the pledge of the Islamic Republic to increase enrichment activities with a “great form.”
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Anger
In Tehran, a joint statement of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs and the Iranian Atomic Energy Organization condemned the decision of the International Atomic Energy Agency, and considered it a political decision to reveal the nature of the agency.
The statement revealed the operation of a new uranium enrichment center, and replacing the first -generation centrifugal devices at the Ferdo site with six generation devices.
He added that political dealings with Iran as a country that committed to its pledges lead to the conclusion that the policy of cooperation led to adverse results, noting that Iran has always adhered to its pledges, and that any of the agency’s reports did not refer to the opposite.
The Iranian Foreign Ministry said that the allegations not to adhere to the pledges are rejected and fabricated, and indicated that these allegations show the bad intentions of the countries that formulated the decision, especially since the author of the established agency’s director did not include these allegations.
For his part, the Iranian Atomic Energy Speaker said that the International Agency has been informed that the authority will operate a new safe enrichment center, adding that the enrichment of uranium in Iran will increase significantly.
On Wednesday, US President Donald Trump questioned the possibility of “Iran accepting the endowment of uranium enrichment”, and said that his confidence has declined, and he reaffirmed that Washington would not allow Tehran to develop a nuclear weapon, whether an agreement was reached during the negotiations with it or not.
On the other hand, Iranian President Masoud Zakishian said that his country will not “acquiesce the dictates of” America and the Europeans, and the efforts of what he described as “enemies” will fail, stressing, “We do not seek to manufacture a nuclear weapon, and no one has the right to prevent us from scientific research in the nuclear field.”
These developments are accompanied today with the increasing tension in the region in conjunction with the failure of talks between the United States and Iran on its nuclear program.
