Why it matters:
Iran insists that all its nuclear activities are conducted under IAEA supervision and within the framework of safeguard agreements. Tehran is concerned about the agency being used for political pressure by certain parties.Iran has warned that it will respond appropriately to any improper actions by European parties.
The Big Picture:
The phone call comes amid ongoing nuclear negotiations and the recent International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA) report on Iran. Tehran aims to showcase its cooperation as proof of goodwill, while some parties may leverage agency reports for political pressure.
What they’re saying:
Araghchi stated, "The IAEA must accurately represent the realities to prevent political misuse."
Grossi stated that he has yet to respond publicly, but the upcoming Board of Governors meeting may become a platform for heated discussions.
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