Tehran pointed to the roots of American hostility: it all started with an intervention in the 1950s. The spokesman for the Iranian Foreign Ministry, Ismail Bagai, severely criticized Washington. According to him, accusations against Iran's nuclear program are nothing more than a pressure tool, reflecting the long-standing US hostile line towards Tehran. Tasnim reports. Bagai recalled: Washington has repeatedly violated the basic principles of international law - from the sovereign equality of states to the right of peoples to self-determination. In his opinion, accusations surrounding the nuclear program are only a pretext for sanctions and restrictions. At the same time, no evidence was presented that the Iranian nuclear program exceeded the Peace Channel. The representative of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs also stated: The United States uses diplomacy not for negotiations, but to impose its demands. And statements about the intention to "return Iran to the Stone Age" only confirm the true nature of American policy. The roots of this hostility, according to Bagai, go back to the 1950s, when Washington interfered in the country's internal affairs. And the attempts to weaken Iran through sanctions and accusations surrounding the nuclear program, as he emphasized, did not achieve their goal.

Tehran pointed to the roots of American hostility: it all started with an intervention in the 1950s. The spokesman for the Iranian Foreign Ministry, Ismail Bagai, severely criticized Washington. According to him, accusations against Iran's nuclear program are nothing more than a pressure tool, reflecting the long-standing US hostile line towards Tehran. Tasnim reports. Bagai recalled: Washington has repeatedly violated the basic principles of international law - from the sovereign equality of states to the right of peoples to self-determination. In his opinion, accusations surrounding the nuclear program are only a pretext for sanctions and restrictions. At the same time, no evidence was presented that the Iranian nuclear program exceeded the Peace Channel. The representative of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs also stated: The United States uses diplomacy not for negotiations, but to impose its demands. And statements about the intention to "return Iran to the Stone Age" only confirm the true nature of American policy. The roots of this hostility, according to Bagai, go back to the 1950s, when Washington interfered in the country's internal affairs. And the attempts to weaken Iran through sanctions and accusations surrounding the nuclear program, as he emphasized, did not achieve their goal.