Iran says that the International Atomic Energy Agency talks will be “complicated” before the planned agency’s visit Nuclear weapons news

The International Atomic Energy Agency did not make a statement of the meeting, which will not include visiting Iranian nuclear sites.

The Foreign Ministry, before the United Nations Nuclear visit to the first time since Tiran cut relations with it last month in the wake of the conflict that the Enerylli -tender, said that Iran’s talks with the International Atomic Energy Agency (International Atomic Energy Agency) would be “technology” and “complicated”, before its visit in June.

Esmaeil Baghaei, a spokesman for the Iranian Foreign Ministry, told reporters on Monday that a meeting with Foreign Minister Abbas Arahchi may be organized during the visit of the International Atomic Energy Agency, “but it is scheduled to predict what the talks will be attributed because these are technical talks, complicated talks.”

The International Atomic Energy Agency’s visit has been set for the first from Iran since President Masoud Bizishian ordered the country on July 3 Her cooperation with the International Nuclear Energy Agency after Intensive war for 12 days With Israel. The conflict also witnessed that the United States launches huge strikes on behalf of Israel against the main Iranian nuclear sites.

Pezeshkian said the island In an interview last month, his country is ready for any future war that Israel might be against him, adding that he was not optimistic about the ceasefire between countries. He stressed that Tehran is committed to continuing its nuclear program for peaceful purposes.

He added that the strikes of Israel, which assassinated the leading military figures and nuclear scientists, damaged nuclear facilities and killing hundreds of civilians, sought to “get rid of” the hierarchy of Iran, but “failed to do so.”

Deputy Foreign Minister Kazim Garibadi told Iran -run Iranian news agency on Monday that Massimo Abaro, Deputy Director General of the International session Agency and Chairman of the guarantees committee, had left Iran. Aparo met with an Iranian delegation, which included officials from the Ministry of Foreign Affairs and IAEA, to discuss “the method of interaction between the agency and Iran.”

Garibabadi said they decided to continue the future consultations, without providing further details.

The International Atomic Energy Agency has not immediately issued a statement on AParo, which will not include any plan to reach Iranian nuclear sites.

Relations between the International Atomic Energy Agency and Iran deteriorated after the monitoring board of directors said on June 12 that Iran had violated its obligations other than spreading, a day before Israel’s air strikes against Iran, which sparked the conflict.

Meanwhile, Bajhai criticized the lack of IAEA to respond to Israeli strikes.

He said: “The peaceful facilities of a country were under 24 hours monitoring target of the strikes, and the agency refrained from showing a wise and rational reaction and did not condemn it as required.”

Araghchi had previously said that cooperation with the agency, which will now require approval from the highest security body in Iran, the Supreme National Security Council, will be about redefining how both sides cooperated. The decision is likely to limit the ability of the inspectors to track the Tehran program, which was enriching uranium to levels near weapons.

Iran had the IAEA inspections in the past, in negotiations with the West, and it is not clear how clear the Tehran and Washington talks to obtain a deal on its nuclear program, at all.

US and IAEA intelligence agencies evaluated that Iran last time has a nuclear weapons organizational program in 2003. Although Tehran was enriched by uranium by up to 60 percent, this somehow is still a 90 percent arms level.