7/28/2025–|Last update: 13:55 (Mecca time)
Iranian Foreign Ministry spokesman, Ismail Baqi, said on Monday that the United Nations International Atomic Energy Agency will make a visit to Iran within two weeks.
My stay again stressed Iran’s position of resuming indirect talks with the United States if the national interest requires this, but he said that there are currently no plans to hold a sixth round of nuclear negotiations with Washington.
My stay today said that Iran should be allowed to enrich uranium, as it is a member of the Nuclear Weapons Prohibition Treaty.
Baqai added that a guide will be provided on the future of Iran’s cooperation with the International Atomic Energy Agency, based on a draft law approved recently by parliament that imposes restrictions on this cooperation.
The draft law, which has become law, stipulates that any future inspection of Iranian nuclear sites by the International Atomic Energy Agency requires the approval of the Supreme National Security Council in Tehran.
My remaining statements come a few days after the statement of the general manager of the International Agency, Rafael Grossi, that Tehran is ready to resume technical talks.
The International Atomic Energy Agency stressed the need to allow it to resume inspections after the Israeli and American air strikes last month that targeted the destruction of Iran’s nuclear program, and to deny it the ability to make a nuclear weapon.
The agency is very concerned about the fate of Iranian stocks of about 400 kilograms of highly enriched uranium, and Tehran has always denied its endeavor to possess nuclear weapons, stressing that its program is purely peaceful.
On June 19, Iran accused the International Atomic Energy Agency of being a “partner” in the Israeli war on it.
The Iranian Foreign Ministry spokesman then responded to an interview conducted by Grussia, in which he said that there is no evidence indicating Iran’s systematic effort to develop a nuclear weapon.
My remaining said that the agency’s response came very late, directing his speech to Ghusi, and added that the agency’s decision, which announced that Iran is violating its obligations under the Treaty of the non -proliferation of nuclear weapons, was used as an excuse for Israel’s attack on Iran.
The Iranian spokesman added that the agency “betrayed” a nuclear spread system and “has become a partner in the unjust aggressive war” on his country.
Iran and the United States held 5 rounds of talks with the hospitality and hospitality of the Sultanate of Oman, but the talks were suspended as a result of the 12 -day war last month between Iran and Israel.
These talks faced major disagreement points, such as Washington’s request from Tehran to stop the enrichment of uranium locally.