America’s claim about meaningful cooperation between Iran and the Atomic Energy Agency to resolve safeguards claims

Laura Holgate, speaking at the quarterly meeting of the Board of Governors, without referring to Iran’s voluntary measures to resolve the alleged safeguards issues, claimed: Iran’s unwillingness to clarify safeguards issues is our concern. It deepens about the nature and purpose of this country’s nuclear activities.

He claimed: If Iran wants to gain the trust it says it deserves, in addition to valid technical answers to the (International Atomic Energy Agency) questions, it must provide the information, supporting documents and required access so that the agency can provide explanations. verified by Iran.

The American diplomat, in the continuation of blackmail against our country’s nuclear program, claimed: Iran’s continued lack of credible cooperation is the basis for pursuing further measures by the Council of Governors, including the possibility of issuing additional resolutions and checking whether Iran does not adhere to its safeguards obligations. provides.

Claiming that the international community cannot remain silent against Iran’s behavior, he claimed: We must take more measures to show that no government can indefinitely implement the safeguard obligations required by the Nuclear Non-Proliferation Treaty. to hinder.

The ambassador of the United States of America claimed: We continue to support the efforts of the Director General of the Agency to ensure meaningful cooperation from Iran, and we hope that the next action of the Council regarding Iran will be to remove this issue from the agenda. This option is still open and we sincerely hope that Iran will eventually choose this path.

It should be said that Manani’s claims about Iran’s nuclear activities are rooted in the fake documents of the Zionist regime, which are provided to the media and agency officials with the aim of securing Iran’s nuclear file. So much so that Benjamin Netanyahu, the Prime Minister of the Zionist regime, five years ago and following the withdrawal of the United States from the JCPOA, claimed to have discovered atomic remains in undeclared places in Iran, and the story was fueled by the media.

The Islamic Republic of Iran, while rejecting the claims, has always emphasized that the obligations of the countries in the field of protection are not unlimited; However, in March of last year, during the two-day trip of Rafael Grossi, the Director General of the Atomic Agency, to Tehran, voluntarily with more verification and monitoring activities of the inspectors of this organization, within the framework of the strategic law of the parliament (the law of strategic action to cancel sanctions and protect the interests of the nation Iran) agreed.

Following this agreement, expert-level meetings were held and with the interactions carried out since the beginning of this year, Iran and the Agency have made significant progress in enhancing their cooperation according to the joint statement of March 1401. As a result of this process, several technical issues between Iran and the Agency have been resolved, talks and interactions between Iran and the Agency have increased, and discussions regarding the resolution of other technical issues are ongoing.

According to Mohsen Naziri, the ambassador and permanent representative of our country to the international organizations based in Vienna, one of the three issues raised by the agency has been resolved due to Iran’s cooperation and goodwill. He stated: In order to resolve the other two remaining issues, the reasoned answers and related documents have been submitted to the Agency, and technical meetings between Iran and the Agency are ongoing.