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Iran, Russia FMs Hold Talks on Nuclear Deal And IAEA Cooperation
Iran, Russia FMs Hold Talks on Nuclear Deal And IAEA Cooperation
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Iranian and Russian foreign ministers Abbas Araghchi and Sergey Lavrov discussed nuclear issues and Tehran’s cooperation with the International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA), the Iranian Foreign Ministry said in a statement.
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«During the conversation, the parties exchanged views on the development of the situation with the Iranian nuclear issue, in particular regarding the actions of three European countries (Germany, the UK and France) in anticipation of the legal expiration of UN Security Council Resolution 2231 (which approved the 2015 nuclear deal), and also discussed Iran’s cooperation with the IAEA,» the statement said. The sides also assessed prospects for nuclear negotiations and stressed that UN Security Council Resolution 2231 expires on the designated date – October 18, 2025. Araghchi, speaking about the idea of the three European countries to extend the resolution, said the decision on this would be made by UN Security Council members. The ministers, according to the statement, also agreed to continue consultations at various levels. The UK, France and Germany earlier sent a letter to the UN, stating that they were ready to renew sanctions against Iran if Tehran did not agree to the nuclear deal by the end of August. At the same time, in exchange for resuming talks on the Iranian nuclear deal, a proposal was voiced to extend the implementation of a number of provisions of UN Security Council Resolution 2231 that approved the 2015 Iranian nuclear deal, which expires on October 18, 2025.
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Iranian and Russian foreign ministers Abbas Araghchi and Sergey Lavrov discussed nuclear issues and Tehran’s cooperation with the International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA), the Iranian Foreign Ministry said in a statement.
«During the conversation, the parties exchanged views on the development of the situation with the Iranian nuclear issue, in particular regarding the actions of three European countries (Germany, the UK and France) in anticipation of the legal expiration of UN Security Council Resolution 2231 (which approved the 2015 nuclear deal), and also discussed Iran’s cooperation with the IAEA,» the statement said.
The sides also assessed prospects for nuclear negotiations and stressed that UN Security Council Resolution 2231 expires on the designated date – October 18, 2025.
Araghchi, speaking about the idea of the three European countries to extend the resolution, said the decision on this would be made by UN Security Council members.
The ministers, according to the statement, also agreed to continue consultations at various levels.
The UK, France and Germany earlier sent a letter to the UN, stating that they were ready to renew sanctions against Iran if Tehran did not agree to the nuclear deal by the end of August. At the same time, in exchange for resuming talks on the Iranian nuclear deal, a proposal was voiced to extend the implementation of a number of provisions of UN Security Council Resolution 2231 that approved the 2015 Iranian nuclear deal, which expires on October 18, 2025.
