Iran summoned the ambassadors of the UK, France, and Germany to protest their collaboration with the US at a UN Security Council meeting regarding its peaceful nuclear program. This action reflects Iran’s assertiveness against perceived interference and emphasizes its ongoing cooperation with the IAEA.
The Iranian Foreign Ministry has summoned the ambassadors of the United Kingdom, France, and Germany in response to their joint actions with the United States at the United Nations Security Council concerning Iran’s nuclear program. This diplomatic move aims to express Iran’s objections to what it perceives as an attempt to undermine its peaceful nuclear activities.
The summons took place in Tehran on Thursday as a formal protest against the involvement of the three European nations alongside the United States, accusing them of misusing the Security Council mechanism to address Iran’s nuclear endeavors. The meeting was characterized as a closed-door session and raised concerns regarding external interference in Iran’s nuclear affairs.
Director General of the International Peace and Security Department, Hassaninejad Pirkouhi, represented Iran during the meetings, where the ambassadors of the UK, France, and Germany acknowledged their responsibility to communicate Iran’s grievances to their respective governments. Iran emphasizes that the discussions surrounding its nuclear program are unjustified and defies the ongoing cooperation it is conducting with the International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA).
Iran’s summoning of the E3 ambassadors highlights its growing concerns over perceived foreign intervention in its nuclear program. The action signals Tehran’s commitment to safeguarding its rights and emphasizing its cooperative stance with international bodies like the IAEA. The situation calls for careful diplomatic engagement to prevent escalation and ensure bilateral discussions are productive.
Original Source: news.az
