Iran Press/ Iran News: Speaking in his weekly presser on Monday, Nasser Kanani stated: "Iran continues its constructive communication to resolve safeguards issues. It was agreed that a delegation from the International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA) will travel to Iran and continue the talks."
In response to a question about the visit of the Iranian delegation to Vienna and the probabale resolution against Iran, Kanani said: "Direct and indirect communication between Iran and the IAEA continues, and an Iranian delegation traveled to Vienna. Iran is committed to its constructive efforts in cooperation with the IAEA, and it continues to cooperate with the agency. Talks have been held, and an agreement has been reached that a delegation from the agency will travel to Iran and the talks will be continuing."
He said somewhere else that some of the issues related to the IAEA are the sanctions removal negotiations, and that some countries are trying to distort Iran's cooperation with the agency.
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Presence of Iranian sportsmen in World Cup Qatar 2022 to get facilitated
Iranian Foreign Ministry spokesman said that Iran's Diplomatic system is going to play a role in facilitating the presence of Iranian athletes in World Cup Qatar 2022.
Nasser Kanani said: "We hope, the games and the good results will make the hearts of all Iranians happy, and the diplomatic system will also play its role in facilitating the presence of Iranian youths in these games."
He further explained that the Iranian embassy in Qatar will also take steps in this direction by forming a special committee.
Referring to the presence of many Iranians as spectators in these games, he said: "Iran's consular committee is active for the necessary support. Besides, communication channels have also been informed."
No weapns sent to Russia by Iran; Tehran seeks friendly ties with Ukraine
In response to a question about the alleged claim on sale of weapons by Iran to Russia for use in the war in Ukraine, Kanani said: "Iran has not sent any equipment and weapons to Russia for use in the war in Ukraine. Iran's defensive cooperation is in a bilateral framework and in legal ways."
Kanani said that Tehran seeks friendly relations with other countries, including Ukraine.
He continued: "We have presented our positions many times, Iran adheres to the policy of active neutrality regarding Ukraine due to the good relationship that exists between the two countries. We have tried to bring the two sides (Russia and Ukraine) back on the right track, and our cooperation is on a bilateral track. Iran emphasizes friendly relations with other countries."
Kanani stressed: "Iran is not a member of any military alliance, but when we see our national security in danger, we will react. We tried to play a positive role in the case of Ukraine."
Evidence provided to embassies for arrested foreign saboteurs
The Spokesman of the Iranian Ministry of Foreign Affairs says the ministry provided foreign states with evidence of some of their nationals' sabotage in Iran during the recent unrest.
The unrest was instigated under the pretext of Mahsa Amini, a 22-year-old woman, who died due to a sudden heart attack in a police center in Tehran on Tuesday, September 13, after being taken there for violation of dress codes along with some other women.
Nasser Kanani told reporters that some of the foreign nationals played a role in the recent unrest in Iran, who were arrested, and the due judiciary measures were taken to address their crimes.
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Kanani further said that during the unrest, the relevant ambassadors were summoned, received the sabotage evidence, and were urged to bring their courtries' response to Iran.
Under the pretext of Mahsa Amini's death, the anti-Iranian media and bloggers affiliated with the Western states, along with a number of foreign saboteurs, fueled the unrest in Iran.
Iran MFA to Germany: Look at your history of human rights
Nasser Kanani reacted to the bombastic claims of the German chancellor against Iran over the violation of human rights and her move to threaten Iran with more sanctions.
Kanani said that Germany had better look at the country's own background in arming the Ba'athist regime of Saddam against the Iranian nation during the 8-year defence.
During the Western-backed Ba'athist regime's 8-year war against Iran, Germany provided the regime with chemical bombs to pour on the Iranian people, for example, in Sardasht.
Kanaani pointed out to the German authorities, saying: "It is unbecoming that they reprimand Iran over human rights."
The MFA spokesman said Iran advised the meddlesome European countries to stop human rights exploitation and to behave in the diplomatic frameworks.
Sanctions were of no use against Iran, he noted.
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With regard to the recent comments by the president of the Azerbaijan Republic, he told the reports that the Azeri ambassador was summoned, and the official position of the Islamic Republic was conveyed to him.
Kanani noted that Iran was pursuing a policy based on expanding friendly ties with neighbors, including the Republic of Azerbaijan, but no one had the right to abuse the Iranian policy.
He pointed out that Iran would not be provoked by some comments arising out of excitement, and that no one should interpret Iran's patience as its weakness.
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