Iran's envoy to IAEA: Iran's continued nuclear activities are normal
IRNA - Islamic Republic News Agency
Vienna, Feb 23, IRNA
Soltanieh-IAEA -Report
Iran's envoy to International Atomic Energy Agency Ali-Asghar Soltanieh said on Thursday that Iran's continued nuclear activity is not a strange issue since it is done, according to a schedule already reported to the UN atomic agency.
Speaking about the latest IAEA chief's report on Iran, he told IRNA here that all enrichment activities of Iran are viewed by cameras and supervised by nuclear inspectors.
Soltanieh underlined the fact that only 24 countries in the world have been known by the agency as not involved in nuclear issue while majority of them including Vatikan do not work in this field. He added that the industrialized countries in Europe and also US have not been among these countries.
He remarked that the claims about undeclared Iranian nuclear substances and related activities in no way show lack of Iran's cooperation, because, as the agency has said, it is a long process which in Japan's case lasted thirty years.
Soltanieh said El-baradei's report serves as another document which refutes the claims of those who, with no ryme or reason, accuse Iran of doing unpeaceful activities.
He said the report asserts that the agency has verified lack of any diversion of Iranian nuclear activities and that all produced substances are under the agency's supervision.
Soltanieh also said that the UN nuclear watchdog chief's report shows that the results of measuring ambient samples in Natanz conform fully with Iran's related statements and confirms Iran's reports on less that 5 percent level of uranium enrichment.
Iran's envoy to IAEA said that El-Baradei's report precisely echoes Iran's full readiness to resolve the few remaining issues out of the Security Council and within the agency's assignments.
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