The agency's biased approach hinders the development of cooperation with Iran.
Ismail Bakai, spokesman for the Ministry of Foreign Affairs:
By publishing one-sided and biased reports on Iran's nuclear program, the International Atomic Energy Agency is damaging its reputation as a competent international body. Releasing confidential reports before the official announcement is also a structural flaw that the agency must address.
The agency was expected to announce without stuttering that the main cause of the current situation and the disruption of its activities in Iran is the military aggression of the United States and Israel and the attack on the nuclear facilities sponsored by our country.
As long as the agency ignores this fact, we cannot expect a change in the relations and cooperation between Iran and this agency.
The issue of withdrawing from the Treaty on the Non-Proliferation of Nuclear Weapons (NPT) should be decided in the relevant institutions and based on legal processes. As long as Iran is a member of this treaty, it will comply with its obligations.