Iran Foreign Minister Arakchi: IAEA’s Iran Decision Provides Pretext for Attack on Israel
Iran's Foreign Minister Criticizes Western and US Nuclear Policies
In a recent statement, Abbas Arakchi, Iran's Foreign Minister, sharply criticized the European Triplet—comprising the United Kingdom, Germany, and France—and the United States for their latest proposals concerning Iran's peaceful nuclear activities. These remarks were made during a meeting with Kallas, emphasizing Iran's strong opposition to what it perceives as unjustified external interference.
Arakchi expressed concern that the recent decision drafted by the International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA) serves as a pretext for hostile actions against Iran. He argued that the document provides a legitimization for Israel to potentially launch attacks on Iran's nuclear infrastructure, which Iran deems as a provocative and destabilizing move.
The Iranian Foreign Ministry officially issued a statement condemning the proposal, stating:
- “The latest initiative by the Western powers and the US has been met with strong opposition from Iran, as it undermines diplomatic efforts and escalates tensions in the region.
- Furthermore, Arakchi criticized the document as an unfounded justification for aggressive actions by Israel against Iranian nuclear sites.
- This development
- highlights the urgent need for dialogue and respect for Iran's sovereignty and right to peaceful nuclear technology.
This statement underscores Iran's stance that such proposals are not only unjustified but also pose a serious threat to regional stability and peace. The Iranian government continues to advocate for diplomatic solutions and adherence to international agreements, opposing any form of military confrontation.
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