The measure was taken by the president of Iran, Masoud fishshkian, and decreed that any future inspection of its nuclear facilities will require the approval of the Supreme National Security Council of Tehran.
The president of Iran, Masoud fishshkian, approved a law to suspend cooperation with the International Atomic Energy Agency (OIEA)as confirmed on Wednesday the Iranian official television Press TV.
The new legislation establishes that any future inspection of its nuclear facilities by the agency dependent on the UN, It will require the Approval of the Supreme National Security Council of Tehran.
This is because The Persian country accused the institution of favoring Western countries and provide justification for Israeli air attacks on their nuclear facilities.
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Prior to this, last week the Iran guard advice I had already approved a plan to suspend cooperation with the OIEA, which consisted of prohibit the entry of the organism to Iran and expel all its inspectors.
It all started with the Israeli offensive Started June 13 against the Iranian nuclear program, to which US attacks against facilities in facilities were added Fordó, Natanz and Isfahán.
It is for that reason that Iranian senior commanders “They are considering” prohibit the entrance to the president of the agency for the country, Rafael Grossi, considering that your reports carry “political motivations “that were used of” pretexts “to justify the Israeli offensive.
The tension between Rafael Grossi and Iran
Grossi confirmed in an interview with the French station RFI that There is “a certain tension” in the relations between the OIEA and Iransince there are political voices “that consider that this UN Agency” was not partial “because it did not condemn Israeli attacks.
The Argentine director said that after the cessation of hostilities he wrote to the Iranian Foreign Minister, Abbas Araqchi, To express the need to sit at a dialogue table and proposed to travel to Iran immediately to resume inspections, but He did not get an answer.
Source: Ambito
