Reuters reported: The split in the Western front over Iran’s nuclear program
| The United States and its three European allies are not of the same opinion on whether they should fight through the pursuit of a resolution against Iran in the International Atomic Energy Agency's Board of Governors. |
reported Mehr News Agency, for a few days now, the atmosphere of media circles has been alien to the efforts of America’s European partners to issue a draft of an anti-Iranian resolution in the Agency’s Board of Governors. Between international atomic energy and the focus of the news of the past days has been focused on disagreements and splits in the Western camp for the benefit of Taking the leverage of the resolution against Iran again, this time with the seasoning of serious opposition from the United States.
In this regard, the Reuters news agency announced on Wednesday in a report that while one week until the quarterly meeting of the board of governors of the International Atomic Energy America’s European allies are in favor of a stubborn anti-Tehran approach, but Washington with this European troika (England, France and Germany) anti-Iranian sanctions approach. The current situation has caused a serious disagreement.
Reuters says that America and its European partners are at odds over confronting Iran; Washington is worried that such a resolution could bring the risk of escalating tensions in the region ahead of the leading presidential election in the United States.
Earlier, a senior European diplomat told Reuters news agency that “we are putting pressure on the Americans, but they still believe that no action should be taken to escalate tensions with Iran should be done”.
This European official said, “These efforts have not yielded any results so far, and we believe that now is the time to show determination.”
The Islamic Republic of Iran was dissatisfied with the previous resolution of the Agency’s Board of Governors and responded by removing some of the Agency’s surveillance cameras.
It should be said that the authorities of our country issued an anti-Iranian statement 18 months ago in the Board of Governors of the Atomic Energy Agency, and the authorization of 8 German and French inspectors of this international organization in Iran was specified based on sovereign rights. In Article 9, they canceled the Comprehensive Safeguards Agreement between Iran and the IAEA and warned the Western parties not to abuse the International Atomic Energy Agency for their political purposes.
The quarterly meeting of the Board of Governors of the International Atomic Energy Agency will begin on Monday next week, June 14, with the presence of representatives of 35 member countries of this council in Vienna.
