Ulianov: Western anti -Iranian resolution will not have a positive result

Russian envoy Mikhail Olianov in international organizations in Vienna wrote in a message on the X -Social Network: The June meeting of the International Atomic Energy Agency Council will begin tomorrow. It is expected to have shouting talks on Iran’s nuclear program.

“The US and Troika Europe (Germany, France and Angels) intend to draft a resolution,” said Ulyanov. Certainly, it will not bring positive results.

Reports indicate that the United States is set to support the European Troic Troic Resolution in the Board of Governors. Washington has been conducting indirect talks with Iran’s mediation with Iran to resolve its nuclear program, and US officials have said US President Donald Trump has taken a diplomatic approach to Iran.

The Associated Press, which saw the draft of the resolution, reported that Iran’s numerous failures to fulfill its obligations since year 6 to provide the Agency on timely and timely cooperation to the Agency on unpublished nuclear materials and activities in several unplanned locations in Iran means failing to adhere to its obligations.

The draft of the resolution has also claimed that “the IAEA’s inability to guarantee that Iran’s nuclear program is exclusively peaceful raises questions that are within the jurisdiction of the UN Security Council, as an institution that is responsible for maintaining international peace and security.”

According to the Associated Press, the draft text may change before official submission, as members of the Board of Governors have the opportunity to propose reforms.

In an interview with the US News agency, a senior Western diplomat introduced the anti -Iranian resolution as a “serious step”: “Diplomacy doors do not.

“The purpose of the resolution is to solve this issue,” the Western official added. That is why the resolution immediately does not refer Iran’s lack of adherence to the UN Security Council to examine further sanctions. The Iranians will have the opportunity to fulfill and respond to all the requests that have been made over the past five years.

Kazem Gharibhabadi, the Iranian Foreign Minister’s Legal and International Deputy Foreign Minister, had earlier warned Western parties, saying, “It is natural that if they take a specific action in the Board of Governors the following week, Iran will definitely make the necessary decisions in its nuclear activities and agency access.”

The Deputy Foreign Minister of Iran also said about the possibility of referring Iran’s case to the UN Security Council: “I do not expect these countries to take so seriously destructive action and refer to this minor issue to the Security Council, that is, the Remind of the IAEA and the International Atomic Energy Agency, which would be a case.”

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