Iran Press/ Iran news: Behrouz Kamalvandi added that Iran had sent a letter to the IAEA protesting Rafael Grossi's false report and non-constructive action.
The spokesman explained: "Rafael Grossi and his colleagues are well aware that the agreement reached in the form of a joint statement would not be subject to surveillance equipment (cameras) of the Karaj complex because these cameras are still under investigation for sabotage in July."
Kamalvandi stated: "The request to extend the replacement of the memory cards with the cameras of the Karaj complex was raised during the Director General's visit to Tehran and on the sidelines of the Vienna General Conference, which was refused by Mohammad Eslami, the Head of the Atomic Energy Organization of Iran (AEOI).
The International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA) Director-General Rafael Grossi said in a report on Sunday night that from September 20 to 22, IAEA inspectors have been allowed to service surveillance equipment and replace camera memory cards in all necessary locations in Iran except the centrifuge workshop in Tessa Complex in Karaj.
The report comes as Iran's representative to the IAEA has previously said that the IAEA has no obligation to report on expired mutual understandings and record data.
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