The Board of Governors of the International Atomic Energy Agency will meet next Monday (AFP)
Israel’s public broadcaster, Kan 11, said that Israel is applying diplomatic pressure on Western countries and the United States; with the aim of condemning Iran It is not enough to invite her and ask her to cooperate with theInternational Atomic Energy Agency.
According to the channel, Israel has intensified its efforts and behind-the-scenes contacts ahead of the upcoming meeting of the International Agency, next week, to discuss the Iranian file.
In this context, the newspaper said that Israeli National Security Adviser Eyal Haluta, who is currently in Washington, is holding talks with his American counterpart. Jake Sullivan on this matter.
Israel claims, according to what the channel quoted an Israeli official as describing as a high-ranking official, that Iran is only weeks away from possessing enough enriched uranium needed to make a nuclear bomb.
Yesterday, Wednesday, Iran was quick to respond to the Western draft resolution against it in the IAEA Board of Governors. Iranian Foreign Ministry spokesman Saeed Khatibzadeh confirmed, in a press statement, that his country would respond “strongly and appropriately to any unconstructive step of the IAEA Board of Governors.” atomic “.
With the escalation of tension between Tehran and the International Atomic Energy Agency, against the background of the latter’s publication of a report accusing Iran of not cooperating with the agency in resolving disputes over three sites suspected of nuclear activities after finding uranium particles previously, the United States and the European Troika (France, Britain and Germany) sent, Draft resolution to members of the International Atomic Energy Agency’s Board of Governors, calling on Iranian authorities to “urgently fulfill their legal obligations.”
The Board of Governors of the International Atomic Energy Agency will meet next Monday in a meeting that will continue from the sixth to the tenth of this month, and the council’s discussions will focus on discussing the new reports of the Director General of the Agency on the developments of the Iranian nuclear file.