Iran's UN ambassador Amir-Saeid Iravani declared that nuclear enrichment is a legal right for peaceful energy, emphasizing that negotiations must occur without dictation from the US. While Tehran is open to dialogues, they will not engage under aggressive conditions. Iravani dismissed any threats towards the IAEA's director and affirmed that inspectors, although present in Iran, currently lack access to nuclear sites due to suspended cooperation from the Iranian parliament. He criticized demands of unconditional surrender, asserting that the US is imposing its policy on Iran, which obstructs diplomatic solutions.
Iran's ambassador insisted that the country's nuclear enrichment is inalienable and lawful for peaceful energy, urging for negotiations but rejecting any form of dictation from the US.
While Iravani acknowledged that Iran's parliament has suspended cooperation with the IAEA, he insisted that IAEA inspectors are in safe conditions but are not allowed access to Iran's facilities.
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