The United States, China,
Russia, France and Britain today called on Iran
to fully cooperate with the IAEA over its nuclear program.
“We remain concerned by Iran's persistent
failure to comply with its obligations under UNSC resolutions and to meet the
requirements of the IAEA Board of Governors Resolutions,”
the five permanent members of the Security Council said in a statement on the sidelines
of a non-proliferation meeting in Vienna.
“We stress the need and urgency for Iran to reach an agreement with the IAEA on a structured approach, including on access to relevant sites and information... to resolve all outstanding issues, particularly those relating to possible military dimensions,” they said.
“We stress the need and urgency for Iran to reach an agreement with the IAEA on a structured approach, including on access to relevant sites and information... to resolve all outstanding issues, particularly those relating to possible military dimensions,” they said.
Today’s statement
comes days before IAEA and Iran are to resume talks on the country’s nuclear
intentions. The talks are scheduled for 14-15 May in Vienna.
No comments:
Post a Comment