United States President Donald Trump said on Wednesday that the American attack on three key facilities of the Iran’s nuclear program will not allow uranium enrichment in the near future, contrary to what a preliminary report of the US government says, whose conclusions point out that bombings have only delayed activities for a few months.
Asked about the subject during a trip to The Hague in the Netherlands, where he participates in the NATO summit, the US President classified the document as “very inconclusive” and insisted that Iran’s nuclear program had been subjected to “obliteration.”
“They [iranianos] They want to recover. And let’s not allow it. First, militarily, we will not allow it. I think we will eventually have some kind of relationship with Iran. I see that way. See, I had a relationship in the last four days, they agreed with the ceasefire, it was a very balanced agreement, ”said Trump.
The US president also rejected the conclusions of the UN nuclear inspection body that Iran was able to remove enriched uranium from the facilities before US attacks. He added that the ceasefire between Israel and Iran is “going very well.”
Still on Wednesday, Iran’s Parliament officially approved the suspension of cooperation with the UN International Energy Agency (AIEA), linked to the UN, after a vote by overwhelming majority.
At the public session, during the analysis of the plan that the government requests the suspension of cooperation with the UN nuclear agency, parliamentarians approved the document by 221 votes in favor, no vote against and abstention.
“Iran reserves all the options to defend their sovereignty, interests and their people, and Iran’s atomic energy organization (Aeoi) stated that the attack violated the Nuclear Non -Proliferation Treaty (TNP) and will not prevent Iran from developing its Pacific Nuclear program,” says an excerpt from the Iranian legislature.
After parliamentary approval, there are several stages left for the measure to enter into force, such as approval by the Revolutionary Guard Council and the signing of the President of the country.
Iran joined TNP in 1970 and has repeatedly stated that its nuclear program is peaceful, despite storing more than 400 kilos of 60%enriched uranium, a level close to military use (90%).
On Tuesday, Iran’s atomic energy agency issued a statement announcing that the country is ready to resume the enrichment of uranium as part of its nuclear program. “Iran’s nuclear program will be resumed without interruption and we are ready to restart enrichment – our program will not stop,” the agency said, according to the Iranian press.
