Moscow: Iran’s approach to cooperating with the “still” agency is very responsible – Mehr News Agency | Iranian and world news

According to RCO News Agency, Russia’s permanent representative Mikhail Olianov, a permanent representative of Russia in international institutions based in Vienna, emphasized the continuation of Iran’s responsible approach to cooperation with the International Atomic Energy Agency.

In response to the statements of Hamad Islami, the head of the Atomic Energy Organization, the head of the Atomic Energy Organization on the presence of two International Agency in Iran and monitoring the process of fuel replacement of Bushehr nuclear power plant, he wrote: “Iran still shows a very responsible approach to cooperating with the International Atomic Energy Agency.” The provocative actions of the European Troica (E3) with the so -called Snapbec, have not yet changed this (approach).

Islami, who is in China with the President to attend the Shanghai Cooperation Organization’s summit, said in an interview with Voice of America about the recent Inspection of the International Atomic Energy Agency on the process of replacement of the Bushehr Nuclear Power Plant fuel. The discussion of the IAEA’s oversight of the Bushehr Nuclear Power Plant Fuel Replacement Process was on the agenda with the permission of the Secretariat of the Supreme National Security Council. Two inspections came and monitored the process and went.

The three European countries, Britain, France and Germany, called the European Troica, said in a letter to the UN Security Council last week that they are activating the trigger mechanism against the Islamic Republic of Iran to restore UN sanctions against Iran.

According to a letter from Reuters claiming, the three countries told the Security Council in a statement that “they have decided to activate the Snapbec mechanism against Iran before losing the ability to restore sanctions against Tehran in mid -October.”

Reuters further quoted political sources as saying that Russia and China are preparing a resolution to submit to the Security Council aimed at extending the nuclear deal with Iran for another six months. In this draft, the relevant parties were urged to resume nuclear negotiations immediately.

The Ministry of Foreign Affairs of the Islamic Republic of Iran condemned the move in response to the illegal announcement of the three European countries to the Security Council on Resolution 2.