Moscow and Beijing welcome agreement between Iran and the Atomic Energy Agency – Mehr News Agency | Iran and world’s news
“Maria ZakharovaA Russian Foreign Ministry spokesman said Monday that Moscow supports an agreement between Iran and the International Atomic Energy Agency to maintain its interaction with the Atomic Energy Organization of Iran.
A statement from Russia’s Foreign Ministry stated: “We agree with the International Atomic Energy Agency International We welcome Atomic Energy and the Atomic Energy Organization of Iran.
On the other hand, according to the announcement Website Ministry of Foreign Affairs of China, «ژائو Lijian »Foreign Ministry spokesman also in this About Beijing: From the consensus reached between Iran and the International Atomic Energy Agency through dialogue and cooperation about Welcomes safeguards and monitoring issues under nuclear deal with Iran, hopes both sides are determined about Continue interactions and resolve relevant remaining issues appropriately.
He added: “China has always emphasized the principle that adherence to and implementation of the UN Security Council is the only right way Effective To solve the Iranian nuclear crisis. The parties, especially the United States, must make a decisive political decision soon Most Take the time possible and in line with the continuation and progress of the negotiations about Adherence to the nuclear deal with Iran is a strong step.
According to Mehr News Agency, “Mohammad Eslami”, the head of the Atomic Energy Organization of Iran, in a joint press conference with Rafael Grossi on Sunday, while announcing an agreement between the two sides to replace the memory cards of surveillance cameras, said that a delegation from the IAEA International Atomic Energy will come to Iran to take technical measures to replace the memory cards. According to him, old cards in Iran will be “stored and sealed” and new cards will be installed in cameras.
Grossi’s trip took place while he Previously He had expressed concern about Iran’s non-response to allegations of radioactive particles on some unannounced sites, as well as the lack of access to IAEA surveillance equipment.
The allegations prompted Iran to warn the IAEA once again of the need to adhere to the principle of neutrality.
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