Grossi: The level of talks with Tehran and Iraqi is very good – Mehr News Agency | Iranian and world news

According to RCO News Agency, Larsen Norman Wall Reporter Street Journal on the Personal Page It In the social network of “X” It With Rafael Grossi, Director General of the International Atomic Energy Agency, said that Gross refused to announce the exact time of the comprehensive report on Iran’s nuclear program, but said the report is expected to be released before June (June next).

“I think it is a good idea to travel to Iran before publishing the report,” he said. According to him, the level of talks and relationships with Tehran and the Iranian Foreign Minister (Seyyed Abbas Arakchi) is very good.

Norman added: “Grossi told me that he had no direct conversation with the Trump administration about the Iranian case, but he hoped the process will change.

According to Norman, Grossi also denied any claims about the existence of hidden communication channels between the US and Iran, saying: “My serious understanding after talking to various parties is that there is currently no active secret channel.”

According to Norman, Grossi called Trump’s remarks on supporting a new agreement with Iran as “essential” and said: “I know that Iranians are also looking for some kind of agreement.”

Asked whether a new agreement should include access to monitoring the dimensions of Iran’s nuclear program, Grossi refused to respond directly and said: “Different people will have different views on a new agreement … but I don’t know if it will be wider.”

Norman added: An official close to the agency also announced that a comprehensive report probably in April or May (April / Ardieh) Will be published.

Based on Reporter of Wall Street The journal, Gross, on the implementation of Code 4.1 by Iran, which requires the country to inform the planning and construction of new facilities, said: “The sections of this issue are prolonged in agency reports.” This is not just a legal issue.

He also claimed that the possibility of building new facilities by Iran cannot be rejected.