The White House’s reaction to Iran’s resumption of 60% enrichment – Mehr News Agency | Iran and world’s news
According to Mehr news agency, quoted by Al Jazeera TV channel, the White House reacted to Iran’s resumption of 60% enrichment at the Fordow site on Tuesday.
John Kirby, the White House’s strategic communications coordinator, continued his country’s desperate attempt to doubt Iran’s capabilities in peaceful nuclear technology in this regard and said: “We are not sure that Iran has started enriching uranium up to 60% at the Fordow site!”
The White House Strategic Communications Coordinator continued: We continue to monitor Iran’s nuclear activities with great concern. We recognize the threat that Iran poses in the region and that is why we want to ensure that all options remain on the table.
He further added that we are not close to an agreement with Iran on the country’s nuclear program.
This White House official also said in relation to Beijing: The meeting between the heads of the US and China restored hope for the resumption of relations between the two countries, which had been suspended after Pelosi’s (then speaker of the US House of Representatives) visit to Taiwan.
“Kirbi” pointed out: There is no negotiation with Russia regarding Turkey’s operations in Syria. Turkey suffers from the terrorist threat and has the right to defend itself; But our position on cross-border operations remains the same. We are afraid that Turkey’s operation will force our partners in the Syrian Democratic Forces to weaken the fight against ISIS!
In connection with the resumption of enrichment in Ferdo, Mohammad Eslami, the head of the Atomic Energy Organization, explained a few hours ago on the sidelines of a conversation with reporters about the measures taken by the Atomic Energy Organization in the Ferdo and Natanz centers: In recent days, we witnessed the issuance of a resolution against Iran, which The work was met with our mutual reaction, so that in recent days, the production of uranium UF6 with 60% enrichment was resumed in Fordow.
According to Mehr, last Thursday, the International Atomic Energy Agency’s Board of Governors once again issued a hostile resolution against our country, accusing Iran of insufficient cooperation regarding the alleged presence of uranium particles in 3 undeclared locations and stated that Tehran is in line with the implementation of He must perform his legal duties without delay.
This resolution was approved by this 35-member council with 26 votes in favor, 2 votes against and 5 abstentions. , Russia, South Africa, etc. are against the instrumental abuse of the agency by Western countries to exert maximum pressure against the Iranian nation.