Iran emphasized its commitment to cooperation with the IAEA, asserting adherence to obligations and providing necessary information. It criticized recent IAEA reports as flawed and biased, failing to reflect Iran’s extent of cooperation. The nation highlighted that all nuclear activities have been declared and verified, despite the reports potentially being based on unreliable documents.
In light of recent reports from the Director General of the International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA), Iran has reaffirmed its commitment to cooperation by voluntarily providing essential information, supporting documents, and access as needed. This continued collaboration underscores Iran’s adherence to its obligations under the Comprehensive Safeguards Agreement (INFCIRC/214), enabling effective verification of its nuclear activities and materials.
Iran’s statement criticized the IAEA reports for their numerous shortcomings, asserting that these documents fail to accurately represent the extent of Iran’s cooperation and progress made during interim periods. Moreover, Iran pointed out the presence of a biased approach in these reports, which lack objective and professional evaluations.
The Iranian government emphasized that all its nuclear materials and activities have been duly declared to the IAEA, adhering to rigorous verification processes. While Iran maintains that it is not required to respond to inquiries based on fabricated and unreliable documents, it continues to willingly provide the necessary information to ensure ongoing cooperative engagement with the IAEA.
Iran has reiterated its commitment to cooperation with the IAEA, emphasizing its compliance with obligations under the Comprehensive Safeguards Agreement. Although it criticizes the reports from the agency for lacking objectivity and not fully reflecting its cooperation, Iran continues to provide necessary information voluntarily. This cooperation aims to ensure transparency regarding its nuclear activities and materials.
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