Associated Press: The agreement between the Agency and Iran has not yet been finalized – Mehr News Agency | Iranian and world news

The Associated Press quoted a diplomat close to the International Atomic Energy Agency claiming that the institution’s inspection of Iran’s nuclear sites would be limited to installations that have not been damaged by recent Zionist and US regime attacks against Iran.

The diplomat quoted the Diplomat as saying that “although there has been no agreement on the level of access of inspectors between the agency and Tehran, the agreement is expected to be finalized.”

He also claimed that “inspections will currently be only related to installations that were not damaged during US -Israel attacks.”

According to another diplomat, representatives of the three European countries (Germany, France, Britain) failed during yesterday’s talks with Iran’s representatives on how to avoid activating the “trigger mechanism” in a short deadline until its activation.

The diplomat added that efforts to achieve a solution will continue on the eve of the European Troic Deadline to Iran, which was set by the end of this month. The trigger mechanism (Snapbec) means the return of UN sanctions before the nuclear deal of the year.

Foreign Ministry spokesman Ismail Baghaei said in a televised interview with the details of Iran’s three European countries: Iran’s demand for Iran’s three European countries today, explicitly and clearly lifted sanctions and nuclear rights.

He added: “We have explained to the Europeans that they are not allowed to use the trigger mechanism for legal reasons, and if that happens, it will have consequences for them. In recent weeks, European countries have claimed to resort to the mechanism for restoring the Security Council sanctions, which Iran has emphasized in its principled positions. For clear legal and legal reasons, the three European countries do not have this right, and if the consequences of action, it will be relevant to the same countries. “The calls would continue in the coming days.”