The inspections by the OIEA would need the approval of the Iranian Security Council. It also plans to resume nuclear talks with the US.
Iran plans to cooperate with the International Atomic Energy Agency (OIEA)dependent on the UN, Despite the restrictions imposed by his parliament, he said on Saturday the Minister of Foreign Affairs, Abbas Araqchi. At the same time, he stressed that access to its bombarded nuclear facilities raises security problems.
A new law approved in Iran after the Israeli and American bombing campaign last month stipulates that The inspection of Iranian nuclear facilities by the OIEA needs the approval of Supreme National Security Council, The maximum Iranian security body.
Israeli and American attacks were directed against a nuclear program that, according to Western countries, is to build an atomic weapon. Iran has long states that its nuclear program is purely peaceful, Reuters recalled.
They will be nuclear weapons war.
They would collaborate with the OIEA, but inspections can be risky
“The risk of spreading radioactive materials and explosion of ammunition remains are serious,” Araqchi told the state media.
“For us, that the IEA inspectors approach nuclear sites have a security appearance (…) and The safety of the inspectors themselves is an issue that must be examined“
Although Iran’s cooperation with the nuclear control agency did not stop, it will adopt a new form and will be guided and managed through the Supreme National Security Council, told Tehran headquarters.
“The Council will decide case by case on OIEA’s requests to continue surveillance in Irantaking into account security and protection issues, “said the minister.
Iran could resume his conversations with the US
Speaking to the Irna state agency, Araqchi said Iran was analyzing the resumption of nuclear conversations with the US and looking for guarantees that Washington will not resume military force. “We are not in a hurry to establish thoughtless negotiations,” he added.
He also said that any movement by United Kingdom, France and Germany To impose international sanctions on Iran through a mechanism called “Snapback” by virtue of a previous nuclear agreement “would end the role of Europe” in the matter.
Source: Ambito
