Reaffirmed him, on Thursday (3), his commitment to the treaty of non-proliferation of nuclear weapons and pointed to the “wickedness” of which criticized Tehran for suspending its cooperation with the nuclear surveillance body of. “Iran is still committed to the TNP (Nuclear Non -Proliferation Treaty) and its safeguard agreement,” said Iranian Foreign Minister Abbas Araghchi on social networks. The announcement occurs one day after the Iranian government officially suspend its cooperation with the International Atomic Energy Agency (AIEA) for not condemning Israeli and Americans attacks to their nuclear facilities.
“Germany’s explicit support for Iran’s bombardment has erased the notion that the German regime nourishes something beyond the Iranians,” added the chancellor in his message, responding to a publication of the Ministry of German Foreign Affairs criticizing the measure. The German ministry asked Iran to “reverse this decision,” considering it sends a “devastating message.” “This eliminates any possibility of international supervision of the Iranian nuclear program, which is crucial to a diplomatic solution,” he added.
Araghchi harshly criticized what he called “Germany’s explicit support to Israel’s illegal attack on Iran” on June 13, which killed Military Commanders and Iranian nuclear scientists. On June 17, German Chancellor Friedrich Merz said, on the sidelines of the G7 summit, that Israel was doing the “dirty work for all of us” by attacking Iranian nuclear infrastructure. The 12 -day war between Iran and Israel and the United States attack launched an unprecedented blow to Iranian nuclear facilities in Ford, Isfahan and Natanz. The conflict left at least 935 dead in Iran and 28 in Israel, according to authorities in each country.
*With information from AFP
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