Tehran, YJC. Iran's Atomic Energy Organization spokesman has rejected US allegations on Iran’s violation of the nuclear treaty
Speaking on the sidelines of the international conference on
the World Against Violence and Extremism (WAVE) on Tuesday, Behrouz Kamalvandi,
Spokesman of Atomic Energy Organization of Iran (AEOI) responded to the US
false allegations on Iranian agents having sought illegaly to obtain parts for
the Arak heavy water complex.
"I do not know of the purchase of any new parts, but even if
any parts were purchased, that would not be inconsistent with the Geneva
agreement,” said Kamalvandi.
"What has been agreed upon in Geneva on Iran’s nuclear
facilities was that we would not install any new parts, and we haven’t either,”
he said.
He noted that the nuclear talks are in process on various
levels and would resume next week.
Kamalvandi pointed to Iran’s cooperation with the IAEA
inspectors, saying "our cooperation with the Agency depends on the finalization
of the earlier issues, inter alia, their claim on the explosive experiments in
Marivan. Iran’s envoy to the IAEA, Reza Najafi, has reacted to the allegations
and called them wrong and baseless. If the IAEA provides more accurate
information, Iran will give them access to the site.”
"The other issue which needs to be resolved is that we had
demanded the agency provide us with more explanation on some of its documents which
are not substantial enough,” he further stated, "for instance, they have
brought up a series of names which are not even Persian. These appear to be
fake, and they sound like Zionist names.”