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LAVROV: IAEA NEVER TRACED BREACHING TO NPT IN IRAN
Al-Manar
http://www.almanar.com.lb/english/adetails.php?fromval=1&cid=22&frid=22&eid=51289
April 3 2012
Lebanon
Russian Foreign Minister Sergei Lavrov said Monday that IAEA inspectors
have never traced any breaching of nuclear NPT agreement in their
intensive and ceaseless inspections in Iranian nuclear sites.
Speaking at a joint press conference with his host Armenian counterpart
Edward Nalbandian at Armenia Republic's capital city, Yerevan, Lavrov
added, "Even right now the International Atomic Energy Agency's
Inspectors are stationed at Iran's entire nuclear centers monitoring
the Iranians' entire activities round the clock."
The Russian top diplomat meanwhile asked the UN nuclear watchdog to
dispatch yet more of its inspectors to Iran to further scrutinize
the matter painstakingly, according to IRNA news agency.
Lavrov said, "Maintaining the presence of that international atomic
body's inspectors in Iran and further strengthening their presence
there is of fundamental importance today."
The Russian foreign minister announced his affiliated country's strong
opposition against any type of so called preemptive attack against
Iran, reiterating, "Such attacks are in direct contrast against the
UN Charter." He added, "There is no military solution for Iran's
nuclear issue."
Pointing out that all options about Iran would be surveyed, he said,
"Yet, only those options that are in accordance with the international
laws and the UN Charter would be acceptable." The Russian Foreign
Minister meanwhile announced his country's opposition against the
unilaterally sanctions by US and the EU against Iran emphatically.
Al-Manar
http://www.almanar.com.lb/english/adetails.php?fromval=1&cid=22&frid=22&eid=51289
April 3 2012
Lebanon
Russian Foreign Minister Sergei Lavrov said Monday that IAEA inspectors
have never traced any breaching of nuclear NPT agreement in their
intensive and ceaseless inspections in Iranian nuclear sites.
Speaking at a joint press conference with his host Armenian counterpart
Edward Nalbandian at Armenia Republic's capital city, Yerevan, Lavrov
added, "Even right now the International Atomic Energy Agency's
Inspectors are stationed at Iran's entire nuclear centers monitoring
the Iranians' entire activities round the clock."
The Russian top diplomat meanwhile asked the UN nuclear watchdog to
dispatch yet more of its inspectors to Iran to further scrutinize
the matter painstakingly, according to IRNA news agency.
Lavrov said, "Maintaining the presence of that international atomic
body's inspectors in Iran and further strengthening their presence
there is of fundamental importance today."
The Russian foreign minister announced his affiliated country's strong
opposition against any type of so called preemptive attack against
Iran, reiterating, "Such attacks are in direct contrast against the
UN Charter." He added, "There is no military solution for Iran's
nuclear issue."
Pointing out that all options about Iran would be surveyed, he said,
"Yet, only those options that are in accordance with the international
laws and the UN Charter would be acceptable." The Russian Foreign
Minister meanwhile announced his country's opposition against the
unilaterally sanctions by US and the EU against Iran emphatically.