Iran summoned UK, France, and Germany ambassadors over their cooperation with the US in criticizing Iran’s nuclear program at a UN Security Council meeting. The Iranian Foreign Ministry protested their actions, viewing them as unjust interference in its peaceful nuclear efforts. The ambassadors committed to reporting Iran’s objections to their governments.
The Iranian Foreign Ministry summoned the ambassadors of the UK, France, and Germany to express its dissent regarding their joint actions in the United Nations Security Council concerning Iran’s nuclear program. This step comes as a protest against what Iran perceives as an unjust approach to its peaceful nuclear activities, as reported by News.Az and Mehr news.
The heads of the diplomatic missions from these three European countries were called to discuss their collaboration with the United States in convening a closed-door meeting focused on Iran’s nuclear program. The Director General of the International Peace and Security Department, Hassaninejad Pirkouhi, led this assembly in Tehran.
During the meetings, the ambassadors assured that they would relay Iran’s grievances back to their home governments. Iran has expressed strong objections to this UNSC meeting, which it labeled as “unwarranted interference” in its relations with the International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA), emphasizing its commitment to peaceful nuclear development.
In summary, Iran’s summoning of E3 ambassadors signifies its strong opposition to perceived interference in its nuclear program by these European nations and the US. This incident reflects continuous tensions surrounding Iran’s nuclear activities and its interactions with international regulatory bodies like the IAEA. The ongoing dialogue highlights the complexities of international diplomacy regarding nuclear issues.
Original Source: news.az
