Abbas Arag also says that Tehran is reviewing the details of the potential resume of nuclear discussion with the United States.
Iranian Foreign Minister Abbas Arag has warned that any Snapback of any UN approval on the country will end the role of Europe in Iran. Separate Dosier“
A clause in the Joint Comprehensive Plan of Action Transition (JCPOA) 2015, Donald Trump, US President Donald Trump, did the first term in the first tenure, and if Tehran violated the agreement, then the United Nations approval was allowed.
On Saturday, Aragchi also said that Tehran was reviewing the details of the potential resume of nuclear discussion with the United States. “We are examining its time, its position, its appearance, its elements, the promises required by Iran for potential negotiations.”
Separately, Arag said that any discussion with big powers would only focus on Iran’s nuclear activity, not on military capabilities.
“If negotiations are… the issue of negotiations will be only nuclear and will create confidence in Iran’s nuclear program in exchange for approval,” Aragachi told the diplomats in Tehran.
“No other questions will be subject to negotiations.”
Last month, Israel left Tehran’s nuclear destinations, his military leaders, nuclear scientific and residential areas left and killed hundreds.
According to Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, Israel claimed the attack on June 7 June.
But Iran said war was an indiscriminate attack in the violation of UN Charter.
In the subsequent frenzy days, Iran revealed, and the two countries exchanged missile barracks daily.
Later, the United States intervened on behalf of Israel and deployed the so -called “Bankar Buster” bombs and missiles to target the Fordo facility with strong fortifications, as well as Natanz and Isfhan.
The final law in 12-day conflict When Iran responded to the US’s main base in Qatar, Trump announced the ban on the war in the next few hours.
After the conflict, Iran declared that during the intense mistrust of the organization, the UN reactor was suspending the watchdog, IAEA’s cooperation.
Aragchi on Saturday said that “he will take a new form” in collaboration with the nuclear agency after the signed by President Masood Peseshkian last week. A law suspended Iran’s cooperation with IAEA.
“If our cooperation with the agency does not stop, it will take a new form,” Arag said.
The new law states that the Supreme National Council has approved any future inspection of Iran’s nuclear sites by IAEA.
On Thursday, the Peszekian warned that if the cooperation of Tehran was to be restored, the IAEA had to leave its “double standard”.
The President added that “any frequent aggression against Iran will be fulfilled with a more crucial and regrettable response”.
