Summoning the Iranian Foreign Ministry to the Iranian Foreign Ministry

In protest of the complicity of the three countries Britain, France and Germany with the United States in abusing the Security Council mechanism and holding a closed meeting on Iran’s peaceful nuclear program on March 5, the ambassadors of the country were issued by Mohammad Hassan Nejad Pirkuhi, Director General of International Peace and Security.

At the summoning meeting, the French ambassador and British ambassador, in the absence of ambassador, the Director General of Foreign Affairs and International Security announced the fierce protest of the Islamic Republic of Iran over the irresponsible and provocative approach of the three countries:

-Iran’s peaceful nuclear program is fully in line with Iran’s rights and duties in accordance with the Nuclear Prohibition Treaty and the Saean Agreement. Iran’s nuclear activities have no conflict with the Brotherhood as a document, including voluntary Iranian trusting measures, in exchange for cruel and illegal anti -Iran sanctions, as Iran is permitted to comply with its obligations in the event of a violation of the covenant.

-The closure of the Security Council on Iran’s nuclear program lacks any technical and legal justification, and is a provocative and political action in line with US unilateral and tension approaches.

-The three European states’ request for the unjustified request of the United States to hold a Security Council meeting constitutes a party that has been unilateral and illegal from the Security Council Resolution, the Security Council in the year, and the cause of subsequent adverse developments in relation to this document.

-While the IAEA Board of Directors’ meeting was held just a few days ago, and countries also announced their views on Iran’s nuclear issue, holding a Security Council meeting on the peaceful nuclear program of Iran was a kind of destructive and credible intervention in Iran’s technical mission.

The ambassadors of the three European countries stated that they would reflect on their capitals.

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