The continuation of the accusations of the European troika in response to the increase in Iran’s enrichment
According to Webangah News quoted by Mehr News, England, Germany and France in a joint statement published on the website of the British government, without referring to their non-constructive actions and non-commitment to the JCPOA, claimed: We the governments France, Germany and Great Britain, Iran’s recent actions by the agency The International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA) has reported that Iran is increasing the production of uranium with 60% enrichment in the underground facility Fordo, which is a dangerous step in the expansion. Tehran’s nuclear program.
Three European countries claimed: Also, we are very worried that Iran is It has increased the centrifuges used and has taken measures to install new enrichment infrastructures that will increase Tehran’s enrichment capacity.
Troika addressed the last meeting of the Council of Governors in Geneva and claimed: Last week, the countries Europeans met with Iran about the nuclear program and sanctions and emphasized their commitment to dialogue and constructive behavior.
The Europeans claimed without mentioning the repeated violations of their agreements with Iran: Iran’s recent actions have further weakened the nuclear agreement (JCPOA), enriched uranium stocks It has increased the enrichment above and without valid civilian justification, while the International Atomic Energy Agency has not yet been able to implement the necessary additional regulatory measures.
Troika added in the end of its statement: We strongly ask Iran to take these actions reverse and immediately end its nuclear escalation.
This statement is made at the same time that Rafael Grossi, Director General of the International Atomic Energy Agency A phone call with Seyyed Abbas Araghchi, the Minister of Foreign Affairs of Iran, informed and clarified that the necessary talks with Iran are continuing.
Grossi, speaking during the last meeting of the Board of Governors of the International Atomic Energy Agency, described the meetings with Iran’s senior officials as constructive and expressed hope that the continuation of the talks will resolve safeguards issues. help.
The Islamic Republic of Iran, which fully cooperates with the Agency within the framework of safeguard agreements, stressed has that the remaining safeguarding issues can be solved with a professional approach and without the agency’s bias.
