Bakai: As long as the current situation continues, we do not expect a change in the cooperation between Iran and the agency/ the decision to withdraw from the NPT should be made in the relevant institutions and based on the legal process.
The spokesman for the Ministry of Foreign Affairs, in response to a question about the latest report of the Director General of the IAEA and the demand of some of the public opinion in Iran to withdraw from the Treaty on the Non-Proliferation of Nuclear Weapons (NPT), said: The agency, which is affected by the biased approach of some managers in European countries, as well as the infiltration methods of the United States and its predecessors. A one-sided report on Iran's nuclear program.
Referring to the publication of IAEA reports before their official publication through some of the Western media, Ismail Bak'ai stated: This is not the first time that IAEA reports are published through Western media before their official publication. This is a flaw that the agency must deal with; Of course, if there are wills for that. It seems to be intentional. He continued: Regardless of the form of publication of the reports, the IAEA, under the influence of the biased attitudes of some managers, as well as the infiltration of the United States and some European countries, insists on its previous method; this means a one-sided report on Iran's nuclear program. This approach will damage both the agency's credibility as the international competent body on the issue of damaged nuclear weapons and the agency's responsibility.
The spokesman for the Ministry of Foreign Affairs added: the actions taken, that is, creating an excuse to tighten the atmosphere on Iran's nuclear program, did not benefit them; Because in the previous periods they presented a report and a resolution was issued that led to the issue being raised in the Security Council, while we know that two permanent members of the Security Council fundamentally disagree with this approach and consider the entire Senate Back issue illegal.