The chief of the International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA) visited two key nuclear sites in Iran, signalling efforts to strengthen cooperation amid ongoing global concerns over Tehran's nuclear program.
As per the report of Reuter, on Friday, the head of the nuclear watchdog visited two Iranian nuclear sites included in his Iran visit.
The chief visit came shortly after Donald Trump's anticipated return to the White House and a European diplomatic push over Tehran's atomic activities
Informing about Tehran’s preparation to settle unresolved issues over its nuclear program, Iran's foreign minister highlighted that Iran will not give in to pressure while speaking with Rafael Grossi, the head of the International Atomic Energy.
On Thursday, Foreign Minister Abbas Araqchi took to his X after the crucial talks in Tehran with Grossi, referring to three European countries, France, Britain and Germany - which represent the West alongside the United States at nuclear talk, to share update about the bilateral discussion.
He noted, “The ball is in the EU/E3 court.”
The Foreign minister further added, "Willing to negotiate based on our national interest and inalienable rights, but not ready to negotiate under pressure and intimidation.”
However, France's foreign ministry spokesman told the outlet, "We are fully mobilised with our E3 partners and the United States to bring Iran to the full implementation of its international obligations and commitments as well as cooperation in good faith with the agency.”
He added, "That mobilisation comes in different ways, including through resolutions ... so we expect that these messages are passed during Rafael Grossi's visit and we will adapt our reaction accordingly."
