G7 Unilateral Statement Calls for Resumption of Talks on Iran’s Nuclear Program

According‍ to webangah News Agency, ⁣the foreign ministers of G7 member states released a joint statement on Monday demanding the resumption‍ of negotiations ​regarding Iran’s nuclear ‍program to reach what they described as a “comprehensive, verifiable, and lasting agreement.”

The statement made‍ no mention of the⁣ Zionist regime’s nuclear arsenal ⁣which threatens Middle Eastern and global security, rather claiming: “Renewed negotiations could​ lead to an⁤ agreement preventing nuclear proliferation ‌while ⁢guaranteeing‌ regional stability.”

The G7 members also expressed support for ⁢the ​ceasefire between Iran and Israel while calling⁣ for continued‍ diplomatic efforts to ⁣reduce tensions.

In their statement, the ministers⁢ voiced strong concern⁤ over what they ‍called​ “calls in Iran for the⁤ arrest and execution of Rafael Grossi, Director General‌ of the International Atomic Energy‍ Agency,” condemning such demands while offering ‌full-throated support for Israel’s ​security.

The Group​ of Seven comprises‌ the United States, United Kingdom, France, Germany,⁣ Italy, Canada and Japan.