Russian diplomat: Banning access to Karaj is not a violation of safeguards agreements
According to Fars News Agency’s International Group, “Mikhail Ulyanov”, Russia’s representative to international organizations, referred in a Twitter message to the report of the Director General of the International Atomic Energy Agency yesterday about the ban on access to the Karaj site.
He wrote in the Twitter message: “At today’s meeting of the Board of Governors of the International Atomic Energy Agency, I emphasized that banning access to the Karaj facility is not a violation of safeguards agreements, but is part of Tehran’s implementation of voluntary transparency measures. “Nevertheless, it is very important to find a positive solution in favor of Iran and Borjam.”
Yesterday, Rafael Grossi, director general of the International Atomic Energy Agency, announced in a report that IAEA inspectors had been servicing IAEA monitoring equipment in Iran in the last days of September.
The statement said Iran had not given the agency access to the Karaj site to install new surveillance cameras or to ensure that production of centrifuge parts had resumed at the plant.
The director general of the International Atomic Energy Agency claims that Iran’s decision not to allow the IAEA to access the Tsai centrifuge plant in Karaj is contrary to the conditions agreed in a joint statement issued September 12 (September 21) with Mohammad Islami, director general of the IAEA. Atomic and Vice President of Iran has been achieved.
According to Fars, Kazem Gharibabadi, our ambassador and permanent representative to international organizations in Vienna, wrote in a tweet: “It is deeply unfortunate that after three terrorist sabotage operations at Iran’s nuclear facilities over the past year, the IAEA is still It has not condemned the vicious acts, contrary to numerous resolutions of the IAEA General Conference and the UN General Assembly, and even because of its equipment and assets, and the safety and security of its inspectors.
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